Top 10 daneurope.org Competitors

dan.org

Diving research began more than a century ago when diving was the exclusive domain of those who worked underwater or in pressurized environments such as tunnels.

cifor.org

Making landscapes more resilient for people and the planet

worldfishcenter.org

WorldFish is an international, nonprofit research and innovation institution that creates, advances and translates aquatic food systems science into scalable solutions for healthy people and planet. For nearly 50 years, our data, evidence and insights have shaped practices, policies and investments to end hunger and advance sustainable development in low- and middle-income countries.

dansa.org

Consumer protection regulations require dive equipment manufacturers to specify service intervals to prevent failure. If you do not follow these guidelines and an unfortunate accident affects you or someone for whom you are responsible — such as a dive buddy, friend or colleague, or other members of the public — you will be exposed to potential civil actions, more commonly known as liability suits.

bigelow.org

bigelow laboratory is an independent, nonprofit research institute that studies the foundation of global ocean health and uses its discoveries to improve the future for all life.

icarda.org

ICARDA@50 marks 50 years of research breakthroughs in dryland agriculture, climate resilience, crop improvement, and sustainable livelihoods. Explore events, stories, and impact.

worldagroforestry.org

Making landscapes more resilient for people and the planet

catalogueoflife.org

The Catalogue of Life is building a comprehensive catalogue of all known species on Earth. To achieve it, its assembly process comprises two major phases. The first phase brings together information curated and verified by experts specifically for the Catalogue of Life at a global level. The result of this phase, the Base Release, is a dataset published monthly and annually. Current and historical versions are available for use and consultation on [Catalogue of Life’s website](https://www.catalogueoflife.org/) as well as its infrastructure, [ChecklistBank](https://www.checklistbank.org/). The second phase builds on the Base Release 2026-06-12 (COL26.6) by programmatically integrating additional information from 61811 overlapping taxonomic and nomenclatural sources - global, regional, national and management data sources (checklists), as well as from digitised literature available through ChecklistBank. The result of this phase, the Extended Release (COL XR), is a separate dataset published monthly and annually. The Extended Release is the current taxonomic framework used by [GBIF](https://www.gbif.org/). It addresses several gaps in the Base Release and enriches existing names with additional information such as authorships, references and vernacular names. It also incorporates molecular data, including barcode index numbers and operational taxon units. Higher-level taxonomy is added only for selected groups with significant gaps. The additional information included in COL XR is easily identified on the Catalogue of Life website using the XR icon. When downloading the dataset, or subsets of it, the 'merged' field can be used to distinguish integrated information from content originating in the Base Release. The original content contributed through the Catalogue of Life Base Release is preserved, while additional information is integrated alongside it. Users interested in the expert-curated source catalogue without additional programmatic integrations should

isappscience.org

In this Science, Microbes & Health video, get to know Prof. Remco Kort PhD, the winner of the 2025 Sanders Award for Advancing Biotic Science. Prof. Kort describes his scientific outreach work on the Micropia Museum and Yoba for Life.

renewable-ei.org

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