On the edge between science and art: Historical biodiversity data from Japanese ‘gyotaku’
Historic biodiversity information is being acquired from gallery samplings, literary works, traditional essays and also old pictures, yet those resources can be harmed, shed or otherwise entirely ample. That brings us to the requirement of locating added, also if non-traditional, resources. Biodiversity monitorings are made not just by scientists, however likewise by people, though instead frequently these information are improperly recorded or otherwise openly available. Nowadays, this sort of information can be located primarily with … CONTINUE READING