Home » Tools CatalogueLocal Biodiversity Intactness Index Natural History Museum The Local Biodiversity index provides estimates of human impacts on the intactness of local biodiversity worldwide, and how this may change over time. Because LBII relates to site-level biodiversity, it can be averaged and reported for any larger spatial scale (e.g., countries, biodiversity hotspots or biomes as well as globally) without additional assumptions. Data Source: Primary data collection Visit ToolUpdate this tool This tool is relevant for the following biomes: FreshwaterLakesCoastal inlets and lagoonsOceanMarine shelvesOpen ocean watersSubterranean tidalLandTropical-subtropical forestsTemperate-boreal forests and woodlandsShoreline systemsArtificial shorelinesVegetated wetlandsBrackish tidal systems This platform can support you with the following phases of the LEAP process: Locate the interface with natureL2 - Nature interfaceL3 - Prioritisation according to the integrity and importance of relevant ecosystemsEvaluate priority dependencies and impactsE1 - Identification of relevant environmental assets and ecosystem services by priority locationAssess material risks and opportunitiesA1 - Risk and opportunity identification