ee446c33-50ca-43d0-8d2a-e7f705dcc7b7 urn:uuid English UTF-8 nonGeographicDataset nonGeographicDataset 2025-08-11T14:01:08 creation ISO 19115 2016 Biodiversity ee446c33-50ca-43d0-8d2a-e7f705dcc7b7 This indicator estimates the ecological carrying capacity (habitat condition and additional effects related to habitat loss and fragmentation); and the percentage of original ecosystem diversity that is likely to persist into the future. New South Wales (NSW81093) 147.0179 147.0179 -32.1618 -32.1618 PWF PWF indicators Performance and wellbeing framework Sustainable performance and wellbeing indicators Biodiversity.xlsx documentDigital Notes about the data: This Indicator accounts for how the generalised quality of terrestrial habitats supporting biodiversity at each location and its connection with habitat at other locations within a neighbourhood enables biological movement such as foraging, dispersal and migration. It is used to account for the carrying capacity of a landscape to support its original complement of biodiversity and ecosystems. Only one reporting point (2013) is currently available for Spatial Resilience. Further updates are planned as part of the Adaptation program. Ecosystem persistence = the percentage of original ecosystem diversity that is likely to persist into the future. Ecosystem diversity is lost due to declining ecological condition and ongoing habitat fragmentation. Ecological condition = an estimate of the quality of terrestrial habitat at each location based on its intactness and naturalness. Ecological carrying capacity = condition plus the additional effects that surrounding habitat loss and fragmentation have on the ability of species to move throughout the landscape. Spatial resilience = measures a landscape's capacity to support migration as species respond to climate change. It assesses how well species in their current locations are connected to places with suitable habitat under future climatic conditions. It also considers the rate of climate change and how past habitat loss and fragmentation impede migration for all species. More recent data (up to 2022) is not yet approved. XLSX