Open helendallas opened 3 months ago
@dimasciput At the moment if you click :National" in the IUCN status table, then the option is exclusively on the National not Global.
Some categories need to be on both Global and National so it would be best to include functionality to choose Global and /or National.
Also one National missing completely: Declining.
If you add the functionality I can update in the table. Ca you also please make it that the sort order can be changed. It Does not work at the moment. This can all be done on multi-tenant.
@dimasciput I have updated table by adding all National categories as well.
Please can you still action allowing me to update the order that is displayed in the table and on the filter (hopefully it is the same).
Is it possible to make the IUCN Categories a default colour palette for all instances on the BIMS? It takes a lot of time editing these each time a new instance is rolled out. This way the default colours are used, and then if the admin of the new instance want to change them they can in the IUCN table
The colours I have used are as follows:
Extinct #C9CAC7 Extinct in the Wild #A2A3A0 Critically Endangered #641F30 Endangered #8D2641 Vulnerable #525351 Near Threatened #3D647D Near Threatened – Legacy #4D7E9D Data Deficient #D7CD47 Least Concern #17766B Least Concern – Legacy #14655C Conservation Dependent #0F4D46 Not evaluated #39B2A3
This looks very strange - we need to have each of the categories below included in the filter so that a user can select on either global or national conservation status to elect records.
@dimasciput or @amyburness Please assign to whoever can fix soonest.
This is what the filter looks like now.
This is what it needs to be:
Conservation status (Global) - The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species website (IUCN Red List, 2020)) classifies species into six main categories based on their extinction risk. o Extinct o Extinct in the Wild o Critically Endangered o Endangered o Vulnerable o Near Threatened o Least Concern o Data Deficient o Not Evaluated
Conservation status (National) – This is the red list specific to South Africa based on SANBI’s categorisation and classification. See http://redlist.sanbi.org/ and http://redlist.sanbi.org/redcat.php