In the picture below you can see Next Gen Herpetologist- Chad Keates holding a helmeted terrapin that was found within one of the pans in the Khakeabray Transboundary, South African side Rhodes University

Medium (top left), High (top right) and Very High (bottom) sensitivity layers for freshwater fish in South Africa, which have been developed using the FBIS and are being incorporated into the DFFE National Screening Tool.

technical manual

The new thermal dashboard showing thermal metrics, thermographs, site details , photographs and metadata.

Dr. Vianny Natugonza (standing) facilitates a session with journalists from Water Journalists Africa/InfoNile on how to use the Freshwater Biodiversity for Uganda (FBPU) to report on threats to biodiversity.

Web view of fishes of Uganda (https://freshwaterbiodiversity.go.ug/gallery/)

Web view of the online Freshwater Biodiversity Portal for Uganda (https://freshwaterbiodiversity.go.ug/)

Large village enclave nestled in the East Usambaras. Villages such as this scatter across this mountain range, outside Amani and Nilo Nature Reserves.

In the past, the Usambara Giant Three-horned Chameleon was thought to only be in the East Usambara Mountains. It is now a well known Eastern Arc endemic with ranges in a few other mountains. It is common and well known in the forests around Amani.

Bufo brauni is an endemic toad that is common in the East Usambara Mountains.