Nature
Conservation
Index 2024
The NCI provides quantitative foundation for analyzing and understanding ecological indicators and conservation efforts for 194 countries. The NCI provides quantitative foundation for analyzing and understanding ecological indicators and conservation efforts for 194 countries. The NCI provides quantitative foundation for analyzing and understanding ecological indicators and conservation efforts for 194 countries.
| Index 2024 | Score |
|---|---|
| #1 Country | 88 |
| #2 Country | 86 |
| #3 Country | 84 |
| #4 Country | 82 |
| #5 Country | 80 |
| #6 Country | 78 |
| #7 Country | 76 |
| #8 Country | 74 |
| #9 Country | 72 |
| #10 Country | 70 |
| #11 Country | 68 |
| #12 Country | 66 |
| #13 Country | 64 |
| #14 Country | 62 |
| #15 Country | 60 |
| #16 Country | 58 |
| #17 Country | 56 |
| #18 Country | 54 |
| #19 Country | 52 |
| #20 Country | 50 |
| Index 2024 | Score |
|---|---|
| #176 Country | 39 |
| #177 Country | 38 |
| #178 Country | 37 |
| #179 Country | 36 |
| #180 Country | 35 |
| #181 Country | 34 |
| #182 Country | 33 |
| #183 Country | 32 |
| #184 Country | 31 |
| #185 Country | 30 |
| #186 Country | 29 |
| #187 Country | 28 |
| #188 Country | 27 |
| #189 Country | 26 |
| #190 Country | 25 |
| #191 Country | 24 |
| #192 Country | 23 |
| #193 Country | 22 |
| #194 Country | 21 |
| #195 Country | 20 |
How We Build This Index
Developing the Biodiversity Conservation Index (BCI) was a methodical undertaking rooted in the need to assess and monitor global ecological health comprehensively. This index stands as a critical tool, providing nuanced insights into the state of biodiversity and guiding strategic efforts for its preservation. To obtain comprehensive details, we took into account five key parameters:
Biodiversity Sensitivity
Jordan’s protected areas, numbering 17, cover a range of ecosystems such as forests, wetlands, deserts, and marine environments, playing a crucial role in preserving the country’s diverse biodiversity and cultural legacy. Notably, Dana Biosphere Reserve and Azraq Wetland Reserve hold UNESCO-MAB Reserve status, underscoring their global importance in biodiversity conservation. These protected areas are classified under different national designations, including Forest Reserves, Marine Reserves, Nature Reserves, Proposed Nature Reserves, Special Conservation Areas, and Wetland Reserves.
Land Management
Jordan’s protected areas, numbering 17, cover a range of ecosystems such as forests, wetlands, deserts, and marine environments, playing a crucial role in preserving the country’s diverse biodiversity and cultural legacy. Notably, Dana Biosphere Reserve and Azraq Wetland Reserve hold UNESCO-MAB Reserve status, underscoring their global importance in biodiversity conservation. These protected areas are classified under different national designations, including Forest Reserves, Marine Reserves, Nature Reserves, Proposed Nature Reserves, Special Conservation Areas, and Wetland Reserves.
Capacity and Governance
Jordan’s protected areas, numbering 17, cover a range of ecosystems such as forests, wetlands, deserts, and marine environments, playing a crucial role in preserving the country’s diverse biodiversity and cultural legacy. Notably, Dana Biosphere Reserve and Azraq Wetland Reserve hold UNESCO-MAB Reserve status, underscoring their global importance in biodiversity conservation. These protected areas are classified under different national designations, including Forest Reserves, Marine Reserves, Nature Reserves, Proposed Nature Reserves, Special Conservation Areas, and Wetland Reserves.
Future Trends
Jordan’s protected areas, numbering 17, cover a range of ecosystems such as forests, wetlands, deserts, and marine environments, playing a crucial role in preserving the country’s diverse biodiversity and cultural legacy. Notably, Dana Biosphere Reserve and Azraq Wetland Reserve hold UNESCO-MAB Reserve status, underscoring their global importance in biodiversity conservation. These protected areas are classified under different national designations, including Forest Reserves, Marine Reserves, Nature Reserves, Proposed Nature Reserves, Special Conservation Areas, and Wetland Reserves.
Who are we?
Nature Conservation Index is a collaboration of the website BioDB.com, a non-profit, and The Goldman Sonnenfeldt School of Sustainability and Climate Change of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and To make sure – School of Zoology, The George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, of Tel Aviv University.
BioDB is a recently established nonprofit platform, focused on raising awareness and mobilizing funds for specific non-governmental organizations (NGOs) dedicated to wildlife conservation.
About The Goldman Sonnenfeldt School of Sustainability and Climate Change…
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Contact us here: nci@biodb.com
July 2024.
