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Global Member Data Reports

 

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Global Member Data Reports provide interactive charts showing global and institutional animal counts in ZIMS. Users can switch between Global and My Institution views, apply filters (e.g., IUCN Red List, CITES, taxonomy), and choose how results are counted and displayed. The reports will update weekly, helping institutions explore and compare animal data across Species360.
 

Topics

Accessing Global Member Data Reports
Global Member Data - Animal charts

Customizing the graphs

Disclaimer


Accessing Global Member Data Reports

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The reports can be accessed from the ZIMS Start Menu > New Features > Global Member Data.
 

The reports can also be accessed directly by using the URL: https://zims2.species360.org/global-member-data or finally by creating a QR code to access quickly from a mobile device.
 

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To create a QR code to access Global Member Data, first access the report then:

  1. Click the QR code icon
  2. Name the file
  3. Click Download
  4. Open the downloaded QR image file, to get an image like this.
     

Note: This QR code will open the Global Member Data Report but will not save applied filters.


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Global Member Data - Animal charts

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This report displays global and institutional animal counts, including total number of unique taxa, total number of animals.


The report is interactive and can show a page for Global or Institutional data. The Global page shows data across all of ZIMS, and the Institutional page filters the dataset based on the logged in institution.

Users can use filters on the left-hand side to view different graphs. The filters are synced across the two pages, meaning that selections or changes made on one page will affect both pages.

The data on the graphs can be customized with the filters below.

Select which graph to view:

Select the graph count:


Group counts by:

 

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Customizing the Graphs

The example graph below shows:

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  1. Select Global data or My Institution data.
  2. Select the graph type from the drop-down menu. Options available include; CITES appendix, EU Annex, IUCN Red List Status, Taxonomy.
  3. Select how to count the data included in the graph. Options include by; Taxa or Animals.
  4. Select how the bars on the chart display/group the data. Options include by; Accession type, Animal status, Birth type, Taxonomy, IUCN threatened/non-threatened, IUCN Red List status, Sex.
  5. Choose what data to exclude from the graphs. Historical animals, group data and pre-birth data can be removed from the graphs as needed.
  6. Click to see the disclaimer .
  7. Hover over points on the graphs to see more information.
  8. Total number of unique Taxa currently included in the filtered data set.
  9. Total number of Animals included in the filtered data set.
  10. Create a QR code to access this page in the future.
  11. Access the menu to view other features in ZIMS or Log Out.

 

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Disclaimer

To ensure accurate analytics, some data has been excluded from the analysis, including:

The analytics incorporate data from group species. Due to the complexities involved, numbers may not be exact. For historical census counts, the maximum census count has been used. You have the option to exclude group data and/or historical data from the analytics using the checkboxes in the left panel.
 

This chart is updated weekly, so there will be a slight delay between new data being added to ZIMS and its appearance in these graphs.
 

If you encounter any issues with the report, please email support@species360.org

 

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Revised 5 September 2025