About E-Fauna BC

HOW TO REPORT MAP ERRORS ON E-FAUNA BC

Striped Nudibranch (Armina californica), photo by Derek Holzapfel

Static Maps:

Please direct corrections and comments to the map author.

Interactive Maps:

The E-Fauna BC interactive maps are based on databases of specimen collections obtained from several data providers, including the Royal BC Museum, GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility), the Smithsonian, the Canadian National Collection, and individual expert databases (see list below). Errors or omissions should be reported directly to the data provider so they can correct and update their databases. Corrections will show on our maps the next time we update that database. Contact information for our data providers is listed below.

Data Providers

Species Group	E-Fauna Database Name	Source
Birds	BC Breeding Bird Atlas Records	BSC
Birds	BC Marine Bird Atlas Records	BCMBA
Birds	BC Coastal Waterbirds Survey Records	CWS
Birds	eBird Observation Records	eBrid
Freshwater Mussels	Canadian Museum of Nature Collection Records	GBIF
Herptiles	Canadian Museum of Nature Collection Records	GBIF
Herptiles	Royal BC Museum Collection Records	RBCM
Land Snails	Canadian Museum of Nature Collection Records	GBIF
Land Snails	Robert Forsyth Collection Records	RGF
Land Snails	Royal BC Museum Collection Records	RBCM
Lepidoptera	Canadian National Collection (CNC) Records	GBIF
Lepidoptera	Crispin Guppy Collection Records	GBIF
Lepidoptera	Multiple Institutions Collection Records	GBIF
Lepidoptera	Norbert Kondla Collection Records	GBIF
Lepidoptera	Royal BC Museum Collection Records	GBIF
Lepidoptera	Butterflies of British Columbia Records	CG
Mosquitoes	Canadian National Collection (CNC) Records	GBIF
Mosquitoes	University of Northern BC Collection Records	UNBC
Odonata	CNT Odonata Collection Records
Odonata	Royal BC Museum Collection Records	RBCM
Odonata	UBC Collection Records	UBC
Ticks	Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Collection Records	Canadian National Collection (CNC)
Ticks	Centre for Coastal Health Collection Records	Centre for Coastal Health

Acknowledgments

We thank the British Columbia Breeding Bird Atlas for supplying data. We would also like to thank the following partners: Canadian Wildlife Service, British Columbia Ministry of Environment, BC Nature, BC Field Ornithologists, Biodiversity Centre for Wildlife Studies, Louisiana Pacific, and the Pacific Wildlife Foundation, as well as all of the volunteer participants who gathered data for the project.

We thank Bird Studies Canada for supplying British Columbia Coastal Waterbirds Survey data, Canadian Wildlife Service, and all of the volunteer participants who gathered data for the project.

We thank Bird Studies Canada and Cornell Lab of Ornithology for supplying eBird Canada data, and all of the volunteer participants who gathered data for the project.

We thank all of the other data providers for providing access to their data, and we thank all of the staff and volunteers who gathered the data / prepared the collections recorded in the data collections.