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CK Horizon
How the incident and evidence data in CK Horizon may be used, and what attribution is required.
Draft — pending review · Last updated 2026-08-27
Verified incident records and their structured causal data may be reused for research, reporting and conservation planning, provided CK Horizon is credited and the verification status of each record is preserved in any republication.
Each record cites the source it was derived from. Those sources keep their own copyright and licence terms; CK Horizon links to them and does not relicense them.
Species, conservation status, national indicators, historical weather and place coordinates come from external providers (IUCN, GBIF, iNaturalist, World Bank, Open-Meteo, OpenStreetMap, GeoNames) and are attributed on the records that use them. Province boundary outlines are from geoBoundaries (CC0).
Coordinates released through the API are representative points, not proof of an exact incident location. Do not use them to identify individuals, households or protected sites.
Data is provided as-is. A record's evidence level and verification status indicate how much confidence to place in it; unverified and disputed records are clearly marked and should not be treated as established fact.