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Bird ringing/Citizen Science/Paardeberg/Trip report

Establishing a long-term bird ringing site. Part 2: some birds

Posted on 05/03/2019 by Les Underhill

Part 1 of this series described the bird ringing site at Fynbos Estate. This property, partly wine farm and partly nature reserve, is in the northwestern corner...

Bird ringing/Citizen Science/Paardeberg/Trip report

Establishing a long-term bird ringing site. Part 1: the place

Posted on 04/03/2019 by Les Underhill

Bird ringers in Europe and bird banders in North America will both be familiar with the concept of a “bird observatory”. The concept even has an art...

Biodiversity/Citizen Science/News/Trip report/Virtual Museum

Dwarf Blue refreshed after 142 years

Posted on 03/03/2019 by Les Underhill

What are all these citizen scientists focused on? The temperature in the Robertson Valley is a warm 32°C. It is 1pm on 2 March 2019. They are taking photographs...

Archive/Biodiversity/Birding/Birds/Citizen Science/Trip report/Virtual Museum

Calvinia BioBash: Citizen Science in the Hantam

Posted on 16/12/2018 by Les Underhill

The Hantam is the general area north of Calvinia in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. It’s an arid area, and poorly covered in biodiversity surveys. C...

Citizen Science/News/Trip report

Dispatches from Rwanda

Posted on 25/06/2018 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

On the 20th of May I travelled to Rwanda to attend the JRS Biodiversity Foundation’s annual Partners Symposium in Kigali. The symposium is a great opportunity f...

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