Text and photos Hanna Rosti 2022 Two remaining “larger” forests in Taita Hills are Mbololo 180 ha and Ngangao 120 […]

Text and photos Hanna Rosti 2022 Two remaining “larger” forests in Taita Hills are Mbololo 180 ha and Ngangao 120 […]
Hanna Rosti, Janne Heiskanen, Simon Bearder, Petri Pellikka and Jouko Rikkinen Calls from Mbololo Paragalagos: Read next: Conservation of Mbololo […]
Greater galagos, also called bushbabies are quite common in Taita Hills. There are individuals that prefer to stay in the […]
This tiny primate goes unnoticed by perhaps to almost all visitors in Diani Beach. When people see it for the […]
IUCN CRITERIA FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES CRITERIA IS AS FOLLOWS IUCN CRITERIA FOR SPECIES (IUCN 2012) EXTINCT (EX): A taxon is […]
27.8.2022 Short video introduction to tree hyraxes, with unique footage Video of tree hyraxes filmed at night with night binoculars […]
3.10.2022 Preprint of the Species identity and behaviour of cave-dwelling tree hyraxes of the Kenya coast is available from Authorea. […]
Article published 14.12.2020 in MDPI journal Diversity Link to the open access article This article is written by Hanna Rosti, […]
Forest fragments became like islands in the sea Aridification during the Plio-Pleistocene, about 5-3 million years ago in eastern Africa […]
In Taita Hills of Kenya African wood owl (Strix woodfordii) is quite common. Owl couple keep contact with each other […]
– And of course Taita tree hyrax Taita mountain dwarf galago has drawn enormous international attention after our article was […]
– and it still exists in Taita Hills In Taita Hills there is small primate species that was first seen […]