ABIS Aquatic Integrated System. ( Hydroponic root mats (HRMs)  potential species to combine in our cutting-...

Algeria, Botswana, Burundi, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Li...

Discover and document the beetles of Tanzania

Discover and document the birds of Tanzania

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Collection of observations made by the COR3310 class in Jan 26

East Africa is undergoing massive development in transport and energy infrastructure with the Standard Gaug...

Includes Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania

Coccinellids are a major group of predators contributing to the ecosystem service of natural control. whil...

Plants and animals I have observed in Tanzania

Africa, how many wild animals and plants live in your area? Are there any threatened species? Help scientis...

Africa, how many wild animals and plants live in your area? Are there any threatened species? Help scientis...

Tanzania is taking part in the Great Southern BioBlitz along with areas and cities across the Southern Hemi...

How many wild animals and plants live in your area? Are there any threatened species? Help scientists by do...

Documenting biodiversity in the Greater Toronto Area (Ontario, Canada) primarily, by Humber College student...

Discover and track the animals of Africa!

Discovers and document the leafhoppers-Cicadellidae of Tanzania

What we saw on the trip!

Lichens of Tropical Africa.

Marine Fishes of Tanzania (and surrounding waters) with special emphasis on goatfishes (Mullidae) and comme...

Many species of Melaleuca have been introduced to African countries, mostly for ornamentation for also for ...

MMU Tanzania Field Course species inventory

SERA2030: Family-Led Moringa Reforestation for a Green Economy Sustainable Environmental Reforestation a...

Mosses, Liverworts and Hornworts of the southern hemisphere is a project for assisting in the identificati...

National Moth Week celebrates the beauty, life cycles, and habitats of moths. National Moth Week 2018 is be...

National Moth Week celebrates the beauty, life cycles, and habitats of moths. National Moth Week 2019 is be...

This project will highlight all "wildlife" (including insects, mammals, birds, bats, herpetofauna as well a...

Discover and document the dragonflies and damselflies of Tanzania

Parthenium hysterophorus is taking over areas of Tanzania. This project aims to track occurrences of Parthe...

The goal of this project is to document and share all reptiles in african savannah.

Solífugos de África Norte y centro Oeste

Solífugos del Sureste de África

Document and discover the spiders of Tanzania

Spodoptera frugiperda (fall armyworm)

Log and summarize all pipefish and seahorse observations from southern Africa, assess identifications and r...

Tansania, Kilimanjaro Reise

Biodiversity in Tanzania Useful Links **Plants of Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania** https://www.inaturalis...

This is a project to gather all LEPIDOPTERA records for Tanzania. Please Join, and at the same time please...

This project aims at documenting and discovering the indigenous, naturalised, and invasive plants that grow...

The University of Delaware study abroad program will be holding a BioBlitz inTanzania during the month of J...

Collections information on Tanzania’s waterlilies

Facilitate filtering of observations within Zambezian Africa, region based loosely off Linder et al. 2012.

Have you noticed how people, livestock and wild animals congregate in the shade of tall trees - even if man...

When we think of greening the landscape, we think of planting trees. Make sure you plant the right tree in ...

For millennia, people have brought plants and animals to Zanzibar  from all over the world - many now estab...

Even on a balcony or streetside raised bed there is space for a garden of native plants. Here are our recom...

Flowering plants live in symbiosis with the diversity of animals that feed on the nectar they produce in ex...

Through the centuries, people in Zanzibar have valued many indigenous plants for their nutritious green lea...

Please note - not all medicinal uses are internal, and no part of any plant should be consumed on the basis...