If you just want to see basic data about translocated populations

If you want to contribute to the database with your translocated populations

See the populations (approximate locations) with the pointer.

Go to Queries > Basic query, select taxa names or locations or years, or any combination of these. Then click on ‘Send query’.

Below the Query options, you have access to...

A graph showing the number of available versus unavailable data for each population. The bars are clickable to see which database fields are available and which are not.

A map with the approximate locations of the translocated populations.

A data table listing the populations

corresponding to the query which you can export in various formats.

Check the data of your population

Go to the home page and check your population on the map.

Or go to Data > Queries > Basic query, select taxon name and eventually a location and/or years ; click on ‘Send query’ to get a table with a list of correponding translocated populations ; copy the pop code of your population.

Or go to Data > Queries > Advanced query, tick Population code, Species, First RST, Country, Main location, and Pop location ; then click on ‘Send request’ to get the list of populations ; copy the pop code of your population or click on the pop code to get directly to the population page.

Go to Data > Read / Edit > Populations and type the pop code of your population in the field below the counter.

Check if the taxon is already in the DB

Go Data > Read / Edit > Taxa and type the GBIF taxon name in the field below the counter.

Create a new taxon in TransLoc

Go to Data > New > New taxon and type the GBIF taxon name in Scientific name. This field is connected to the GBIF database and the taxonomic data will be automatically filled. Below the taxonomic data you can also enter additional information on the taxon if you wish. Do no forget to click on ‘Create taxon’.

Create a new population in TransLoc

You can now fill in data fields with your data

Go to Data > New > New population. Click on the loupe icon, type your taxon name in the Search field and select it from the table. Then select a country name from the list of standardized country names from GeoNames. and type the year of first translocation event (i.e., release, sowing, translocation; there might be several) of this translocated population. You can then click on ‘Create population’ (mandatory) before or after filling different fields with your data, following the definitions of fields. An e-mail will be sent to the administrators for validation. Please note that the minimum data to create a population are the taxon name, the country and the year (or a year interval).Alternatively, you can create new populations with basic data using the Import data using Excel files procedure.

Once you have created a population, you can propose additional data in one or several fields following the definitions of field  and click on ’Update data’ (mandatory). An e-mail will be sent to the administrators and at the same time, the fields will be highlighted and become non-modifiable until an administrator validates the data.

See the populations (approximate locations) with the pointer.

On the home page, go to the map.

Select a taxon name or population code to view the selected taxon or population page.

Go to  Data > Read / Edit > Taxa or Data > Read / Complete > Populations.

You have access to the same functions as a simple visitor.

Go to Queries > Basic query, select taxa names or locations or years, or any combination of these. Then click on ‘Send query’.

You have access to a downloadable data table listing the populations with the data available in the requested fields.

Go to Queries > Advanced query, select the kingdoms and data fields and click on ‘Send request’.