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WATCH: Uncovering Eastern Cape Forests invertebrate & small vertebrate diversity

WATCH: Uncovering Eastern Cape Forests invertebrate & small vertebrate diversity

Aug 10, 2021 | News

Cape Town – Much of the Eastern Cape Forests’ animal diversity is unknown to the scientific endeavor. This is slowly changing after the large FBIP-funded Eastern Cape Forests Project. Stellenbosch University’s Prof Savel Daniels led the invertebrate...
Eastern Cape forests FBIP project in focus on Forests Day 2020

Eastern Cape forests FBIP project in focus on Forests Day 2020

Mar 21, 2020 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Cape Town – Recent reports have made a link between the Covid-19 viral outbreak and forest degradation – today the FBIP observes International Day of Forests 2020 by reflecting on its Eastern Cape Forests project. Despite the present pandemonium around the...
Velvet worms ‘raise flag’ on SA’s threatened indigenous forests

Velvet worms ‘raise flag’ on SA’s threatened indigenous forests

Jul 29, 2019 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Updated 23/03/2020 Cape Town – A ‘fine-scale’ study on velvet worms has raised the flag for better protection of South Africa’s threatened forest habitats. According to Prof Savel Daniels and honours student Aaron Barnes from the University of Stellenbosch, South...
‘Hidden’ diversity uncovered in FBIP Eastern Cape forest project

‘Hidden’ diversity uncovered in FBIP Eastern Cape forest project

Oct 26, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Cape Town – Two recent papers resulting from the Eastern Cape Forest Fauna Project have uncovered ‘hidden’ invertebrate species, highlighting higher levels of diversity in the region than originally thought. The project, which is one of the Large Integrated Projects...

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