Hello VEGMappers 😊
We hope you've been well. It's time to update you on the VEGMAPhoto (s Afr) project's progress. So far, we have represented 260 vegetation types, with 13 new types added since our previous report. Yay!
We appreciate all contributions from each observer and identifier.
Below we have a map of our VEGMAPhoto (s Afr) progress. Darker green shades represent vegetation types that have the most landscape photographs, whereas the white space represent types that have no observations recorded.
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For a list of vegetation types that do not have images, click here: ...more ↓
Hello VEGMappers 😊
We hope you've been well. It's time to update you on the VEGMAPhoto (s Afr) project's progress. So far, we have represented 260 vegetation types, with 13 new types added since our previous report. Yay!
We appreciate all contributions from each observer and identifier.
Below we have a map of our VEGMAPhoto (s Afr) progress. Darker green shades represent vegetation types that have the most landscape photographs, whereas the white space represent types that have no observations recorded.
![.](<a%20data-flickr-embed=)
For a list of vegetation types that do not have images, click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yWpuKSf2e0f-FqESlhoDBEVa4JMHjSGP/edit?gid=1558772352#gid=1558772352
When contributing your observations, please remember to fill out all necessary fields to the best of your ability. In order to report on pressures affecting specific regions within vegetation types, fields like Ecological integrity and Observed biotic and abiotic stresses are extremely helpful.
Please be aware that if you have a lot of landscape pictures with GPS coordinates that you'd like to contribute to the project but don't have the time to upload them, email us at vegmap@sanbi.org.za and we'll help you out by doing it for you.
View some of the landscape photos from VEGMAPhoto that were included in the Global Vegetation Project here: http://gveg.wyobiodiversity.org/
We are looking forward to more landscape images.
Kagiso Mogajane, on behalf of the VEGMAP team. 😊
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