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	European Crop Wild Relative Diversity Assessment and Conservation Forum : Conserving Europe's Plant Genetic Resources for use now and in the Future.
	European Environment Information and Observation Network (EIONET): Networking improving Europe's environment.
	CIRCA services of the European Environment Agency (EEA): The content is organised in Interest Groups. Some of them are publicly available, although most require logging in.
	Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF): The purpose of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) is to make the world's biodiversity data freely and universally available. GBIF works cooperatively with and in support of several other international organizations concerned with biodiversity. These include the Clearing House Mechanism and the Global Taxonomic Initiative of the Convention on Biological Diversity , and regional biodiversity information networks.
	CIRCA services of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF):The content is organised in Interest Groups. Some of them are publicly available, although most require logging in.
	European Platform for Biodiversity (BIOplatform): A thematic network developed to support the "European Platform for Biodiversity Research Strategy" (EPBRS).
	Clearing House Mechanism (CHM): The clearing-house mechanism has been established to ensure that all governments have access to the information and technologies required for their work on biodiversity.
	European Clearing House Mechanism (EU-CHM)
	Austria-CHM
	Belgium- CHM
	France-CHM
	Finland-CHM
	Germany-CHM
	Italy-CHM
	Malta-CHM
	Norway-CHM
	Poland-CHM
	Slovak republic-CHM
	Slovenia-CHM
	Spain-CHM
	Switzerland-CHM
	The Netherlands-CHM
	United Kingdom-CHM

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