To put is simply; our idea is that ecotourism might be a way to improve lives of local people in Taita Hills. As people would benefit from these species and forests it would be their best interest to conserve these animals and forests. This would lead to win-win situation where conservation of forests would mitigate climate change, increase water catchment and protect thousands of endangered species.
IUCN CRITERIA FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES CRITERIA IS AS FOLLOWS IUCN CRITERIA FOR SPECIES (IUCN 2012) EXTINCT (EX): A taxon is […]
Tree hyraxes, and other nocturnal animals of Taita Hills Video telling about Hanna Rosti’s research and conservation of noctural animals […]
Nocturnal animals are still fairly unknown and forest at night is magical It is constant surprise for me how little […]
Critically Endangered (CR) vultures, Rüppells Vulture and White-Backed Vulture feeding on cow that has been killed by lions in Lumo […]
Tsawo West is large park, where you literally can get lost (like we did). It is covered with small mountain […]
Guiding tours on the indigenous forests of Taita Hills, including Ngangao, Mbololo, Vuria, Chawia, and Iyale. Also historical sites like […]
Dendrohyrax sp. This article focuses on incredible variable acoustic communication of Taita tree hyrax. If you are interested in other […]
September 2021 fieldwork September 2021 I spent in Taita Hills and also in Diani beach. We surveyed forests of Ngangao, […]
Koneen säätiö on myöntänyt kaksivuotisen apurahan Kenian Taitavuorten pikkugalagon ja puutamaanin tieteelliseen tunnistamiseen, uhanalaisuusarviointiin ja suojeluun. Tässä tiivistelmä tutkimuksen tarkoituksesta: […]
Article published 14.12.2020 in MDPI journal Diversity Link to the open access article This article is written by Hanna Rosti, […]
Metsät pienenivät ja jäivät kuin savannien ympäröimiksi saariksi Noin viisi – kolmr miljoonaa vuotta sitten vaihtelevat kuivien jaksojen kaudet Itä-Afrikassa […]
