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Conservation Needs Assessment Help

Assessment process

Background
Planning a national assessment
Assessment questions
Conservation actions
Priority species
Assessors
National Facilitators
Approving assessments
Consolidated assessments
*Video*: An Introduction to Conservation
Needs Assessments

Assessment users' guide

Finding assessments
Recent assessments
Viewing assessments
*Video*: The online Conservation Needs
Assessment Program

Assessors' guide

My dashboard
Assessment questions
Viewing assessments
Adding a new assessment
Finding my assessments
Editing my assessments
Completing my unfinished assessments
Taxonomic changes and additions
*Video*: Managing Amphibian Conservation
Needs Assessments

Facilitators' guide

My dashboard
Planning a national assessment
Approving new assessors
Approving assessments
Taxonomic changes and additions
*Video*: Managing National Amphibian
Conservation Needs Assessments

Reports

Assessors and Facilitators
Assessments by User
National Recommended Conservation
Actions

Frequently asked questions

What is Amphibian Ark?
What is the Amphibian Conservation
   Action Plan?
What are Conservation Needs
   Assessments?
How are national assessments
   organized?
How are recommended conservation
   actions determined?
How are assessments consolidated?
Why don't some species have
   assessments?
Can I upload my own photos?
What is the IUCN Red List?
What are National Red List
   assessments?
Why are some species missing from the
   IUCN Red List?
What taxonomic references are used?
What languages are available?
What ex situ amphibian conservation
   programs already exist?
Who are the Amphibian Specialist Group
   (ASG) contacts?
What happens after the assessments
   have been done?
How can I help amphibians?
Where can I find more information?

Video tutorials


Publications

Glossary

Acknowledgements

Recent assessments

The Home Page displays the last 12 assessments to have been added or edited, sorted by date with the most recent assessments at the top of the list. If the assessment has subsequently been edited or updated, the date of the last edit will be shown. The list shows scientific name, region or country, assessor’s first initial and last name, and the date that the assessment was created. Clicking on the hyperlinked scientific name will take you to the assessment.

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