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Hundreds of unique species discovered in Africa's newest ecoregion - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of unique species discovered in Africa's newest ecoregion

New study provides first evidence on diversity and level of threat to species in Afromontane forests New study provides first evidence on diversity and level of threat to species in Afromontane forests

Source: nature.com
How being a professional climber (and amateur mother) taught me that we're doing conservation wrong - Vimarsana News

How being a professional climber (and amateur mother) taught me that we're doing conservation wrong

This is the difference between mere conservation and climate justice.

A brand new mammal is found - The Sound Kitchen - Vimarsana News

A brand new mammal is found - The Sound Kitchen

This week on The Sound Kitchen you’ll hear the answer to the question about the Namuli horseshoe bat. There’s the “Listeners Corner” with Michael Fitzpatrick and “Music from Erwan” with Erwan Rome. All…

Source: rfi.fr
Sparrow-sized bat confirmed as Mozambique's newest mammal - Vimarsana News

Sparrow-sized bat confirmed as Mozambique's newest mammal

A small insect-eating bat has been confirmed as Mozambique’s newest species of mammal after more than a decade of intensive study by scientists who used near-invisible “mist nets” to catch their first…

Source: rfi.fr
Forests & finance: Setbacks for a rare bat, and progress for an oil pipeline - Vimarsana News

Forests & finance: Setbacks for a rare bat, and progress for an oil pipeline

Newly described bat from Mozambique mountain under threat, researchers say A forest that harbors Mozambique’s most recently identified species of mammal could disappear within the next two years as small-scale farmers fell trees to grow potatoes and other crops. The Namuli horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus namuli) is named after Mount Namuli, a granite mountain, or inselberg, […]