Species-level Data Sets

Access ABMI statistical model results associated with the analysis of Alberta species. For species with sufficient data, the modelling results indicate preferred habitat (e.g. old deciduous forest, young harvested spruce stands), and how different land use activities (e.g. agriculture, energy development) are predicted to impact their populations. Results are available for the forested region (northern part of the province) and prairie region (southern part of the province).

Species-level Habitat Associations

Species statistical modelling results relating the relative abundance of each species to native vegetation type, soil type, or human footprint in Alberta.

Species-level Effects of Human Footprint

ABMI sector effects data are estimates of the total effects of different human footprint categories (e.g. agriculture, energy, forestry) on species; examples of sector effects graph results for species can be viewed in the Biodiversity Browser.

Habitat Use–Availability Data

The habitat use–availability data available for download include the proportion of detections in each native vegetation, soil, and human footprint type in comparison to the proportional availability of the habitat types.