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An Endemic Bird Area (EBA) is an area of land identified by BirdLife International as being important for habitat-based bird conservation because it contains the habitats of restricted-range bird species (see below for definition), which are thereby endemic to them. An EBA is formed where the distributions of two or more such restricted-range species overlap. Using this guideline, 218 EBAs were identified when Birdlife International established their Biodiversity project in 1987. A secondary EBA comprises the range of only one restricted-range species, or an area which is only the partial breeding range of a range-restricted species.

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rdfs:comment	Als Endemic Bird Area (EBA, deutsch: Gebiet endemischer Vögel) bezeichnet die Vogelschutzorganisation BirdLife International schützenswerte Lebensräume von Vogelarten, die nur in einem begrenzten Bereich von maximal 50.000 km² vorkommen, also nur eine beschränkte Verbreitung haben. (de) Une zone de conservation des espèces ornithologiques endémiques (en anglais : Endemic Bird Area, abrégé EBA) est une zone biogéographique définie par l’organisation non gouvernementale BirdLife International comme contenant au moins deux espèces endémiques. Les zones ne contenant qu’une seule espèce endémique sont appelées Secondary Endemic Bird Areas (et ne sont pas décomptées ici). (fr) Endemic Bird Area – wyznaczany przez BirdLife International obszar służący ochronie endemicznych gatunków ptaków lub gatunków o ograniczonym zasięgu (określane jako restricted-range species). W większość obszarów EBA (83%) podstawowy typ środowiska stanowią lasy. Do utworzenia EBA wymagana jest obecność na danym obszarze co najmniej dwóch gatunków o ograniczonym zasięgu. Często EBA obejmuje wyspę lub pasmo górskie, większość umieszczona jest w strefie tropikalnej lub subtropikalnej. Łącznie stanowią powierzchnię około 7 300 000 km², zaś obszar pojedynczego terenu stanowi od kilku km² po ponad 100 000 km². (pl) An Endemic Bird Area (EBA) is an area of land identified by BirdLife International as being important for habitat-based bird conservation because it contains the habitats of restricted-range bird species (see below for definition), which are thereby endemic to them. An EBA is formed where the distributions of two or more such restricted-range species overlap. Using this guideline, 218 EBAs were identified when Birdlife International established their Biodiversity project in 1987. A secondary EBA comprises the range of only one restricted-range species, or an area which is only the partial breeding range of a range-restricted species. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Endemism List of endemic bird areas of the world BirdLife International List of secondary endemic bird areas of the world Cloud forest Habitat Endemic Bird Areas Endemism in birds Forest Bird conservation Bird conservation BirdLife International Putting biodiversity on the map: priority areas for global conservation Species Seabird Extinction Important Bird Area Lists of endemic birds Tropics Subtropics
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has abstract	Als Endemic Bird Area (EBA, deutsch: Gebiet endemischer Vögel) bezeichnet die Vogelschutzorganisation BirdLife International schützenswerte Lebensräume von Vogelarten, die nur in einem begrenzten Bereich von maximal 50.000 km² vorkommen, also nur eine beschränkte Verbreitung haben. (de) An Endemic Bird Area (EBA) is an area of land identified by BirdLife International as being important for habitat-based bird conservation because it contains the habitats of restricted-range bird species (see below for definition), which are thereby endemic to them. An EBA is formed where the distributions of two or more such restricted-range species overlap. Using this guideline, 218 EBAs were identified when Birdlife International established their Biodiversity project in 1987. A secondary EBA comprises the range of only one restricted-range species, or an area which is only the partial breeding range of a range-restricted species. EBAs contain about 93% of the world's restricted-range bird species, as well as supporting support many more widespread species. Half the restricted-range species are threatened or near-threatened, with the other half especially vulnerable to the loss or degradation of their habitats because of the small size of their ranges. Most EBAs are also important for the conservation of other animals and of plants. Although they cover less than 5% of the world's land surface, their biological richness makes them high priorities for ecosystem conservation. The natural habitat of most EBAs is forest, especially tropical lowland forest and highland cloud forest, often comprising islands or mountain ranges, and varying in size from a few square kilometres to over 100,000 km2. Some 77% of EBAs lie in the tropics and subtropics. Restricted-range bird species A restricted-range bird species is a term coined by BirdLife International in conjunction with the identification of Endemic Bird Areas. It is defined as a landbird (i.e. not a seabird) species which is estimated to have had a breeding range of not more than 50,000 km2 since 1800. It includes birds which have become extinct which qualify on the range criterion. It does not include birds which, although they meet the range criterion today, were historically (since 1800) more widespread. (en) Une zone de conservation des espèces ornithologiques endémiques (en anglais : Endemic Bird Area, abrégé EBA) est une zone biogéographique définie par l’organisation non gouvernementale BirdLife International comme contenant au moins deux espèces endémiques. Les zones ne contenant qu’une seule espèce endémique sont appelées Secondary Endemic Bird Areas (et ne sont pas décomptées ici). (fr) Endemic Bird Area – wyznaczany przez BirdLife International obszar służący ochronie endemicznych gatunków ptaków lub gatunków o ograniczonym zasięgu (określane jako restricted-range species). W większość obszarów EBA (83%) podstawowy typ środowiska stanowią lasy. Do utworzenia EBA wymagana jest obecność na danym obszarze co najmniej dwóch gatunków o ograniczonym zasięgu. Często EBA obejmuje wyspę lub pasmo górskie, większość umieszczona jest w strefie tropikalnej lub subtropikalnej. Łącznie stanowią powierzchnię około 7 300 000 km², zaś obszar pojedynczego terenu stanowi od kilku km² po ponad 100 000 km². (pl)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Endemic Bird Areas of the World List of bird species described in the 2000s List of endemic bird areas of the world List of endemic birds of Australia List of endemic birds of Mexico and northern Central America List of endemic birds of New Caledonia List of endemic birds of New Zealand List of endemic birds of Sri Lanka List of endemic birds of eastern North America List of endemic birds of the West Indies List of endemic birds of western North America List of endemic birds of Borneo List of endemic birds of the Galápagos Islands Dulit frogmouth Eastern Himalayan subalpine conifer forests Index of conservation articles List of secondary endemic bird areas of the world Saba (island) Nightingale Islands Nuttall's woodpecker Southwest Australia Putting Biodiversity on the Map Christmas Island Mount Moco Cordillera de la Costa Central Sulawesi lowland rain forests Cauca Valley montane forests Dracaena cinnabari Northeast India Central American pine–oak forests Jubba Valley List of Important Bird Areas in Japan Tasitolu

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