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The LinBi project ran between February 2019 and October 2020 as an EU-funded INEA-CEF project which focused on biodiversity and documentation of the variety of life on Earth. This diversity is preserved in a wide range of formats – books, illustrations, specimen scans, glass plate photographs, sound recordings, herbarium sheets, video and more. LinBi brought together botanists, researchers, the media and the public in a collaborative effort to enhance and support appreciation and use of European biodiversity material. The project has provided 1.3 million items of cultural heritage content to Europeana.

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  • The LinBi project ran between February 2019 and October 2020 as an EU-funded INEA-CEF project which focused on biodiversity and documentation of the variety of life on Earth. This diversity is preserved in a wide range of formats – books, illustrations, specimen scans, glass plate photographs, sound recordings, herbarium sheets, video and more. LinBi brought together botanists, researchers, the media and the public in a collaborative effort to enhance and support appreciation and use of European biodiversity material. The project has provided 1.3 million items of cultural heritage content to Europeana. (en)
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  • The LinBi project ran between February 2019 and October 2020 as an EU-funded INEA-CEF project which focused on biodiversity and documentation of the variety of life on Earth. This diversity is preserved in a wide range of formats – books, illustrations, specimen scans, glass plate photographs, sound recordings, herbarium sheets, video and more. LinBi brought together botanists, researchers, the media and the public in a collaborative effort to enhance and support appreciation and use of European biodiversity material. The project has provided 1.3 million items of cultural heritage content to Europeana. LinBi partners were: * Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB, Germany) public service broadcaster for the German region of Berlin and Brandenburg, * Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid (RJB-CSIC, Spain) part of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), * Naturhistorisches Museum Wien (NHM, Austria) which includes departments of anthropology, botany, geology, mineralogy, karst and caves, palaeontology and zoology * Angewandte Informationstechnik Forschungsgesellschaft (AIT, Austria) an Austrian software and research company specialising in information engineering and development of information systems tailored to complex environments in public administration, social/youth welfare and health care, * Agentschap Plantentuin Meise (APM, Belgium), an internationally renowned research institution focussing on plant diversity research and conservation. (en)
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