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Fanie Rautenbach’s Great LepiMAP Challenge 2020/21

Posted on 02/09/2020 by Les Underhill

Fanie Rautenbach has worked his way through the LepiMAP records for South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland, has identified data gaps, and is challenging us to fill...

21 records of Common Chaffinch in BirdPix
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Impacts of Rhodes on Biodiversity 2 : Common Chaffinch

Posted on 31/08/2020 by Les Underhill

The first blog in this series talked a bit about Cecil John Rhodes and his beliefs, which can can be summarized in this quote: “Remember that you are an E...

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Impacts of Rhodes on Biodiversity 1 : Eastern Grey Squirrel

Posted on 22/08/2020 by Les Underhill

Cecil John Rhodes, who believed that the English were the best, introduced grey squirrels, from America, to his estate in Cape Town about 1900. This is the stor...

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Plants need protecting too

Posted on 19/08/2020 by Willem van der Merwe

South Africa has an amazing diversity of plants and animals.  Many people know and cherish the most visible and charismatic wildlife, such as rhinos, elephants,...

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BDInsight – July 2020

Posted on 01/08/2020 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

Life in lockdown has become almost normal. I, for one, have lost count of the number of days we’ve been in lockdown here in South Africa. We adapt to the ...

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BioMAPping in Lockdown – Derek Solomon shares his experience

Posted on 01/07/2020 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

Please tell us a bit about yourself, and why do you love biomapping? I am a wildlife sound recordist, safari guide and enthusiastic amateur wildlife photographe...

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BioMAPping in Lockdown – Abubakar Surajo Ringim shares his experience

Posted on 08/06/2020 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

Lockdown has impacted all of us, but that has not stopped citizen scientists from biomapping! We have been overwhelmed by the determination and enthusiasm shown...

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BioMAPping in Lockdown – Corrie du Toit shares her experience

Posted on 05/06/2020 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

It has been more than 65 days since lockdown began here in South Africa, but that has not stopped citizen scientists from biomapping! We have been overwhelmed b...

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BioMAPping in Lockdown – Peter Small shares his experience

Posted on 03/06/2020 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

It has been more than 65 days since lockdown began here in South Africa, but that has not stopped citizen scientists from biomapping! We have been overwhelmed b...

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Mozart moth: Variations on a theme

Posted on 04/05/2020 by Les Underhill

LepiMAP aims to atlas not only butterflies, but also moths. Which species of moth was recorded most frequently in LepiMAP during the lockdown period starting 27...

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