Forest Herbarium Ibadan (FHI) is a repository of about 101000 specimens of vascular plants and cryptograms mainly from all parts of Nigeria and some other parts of the world. Forest Herbarium Ibadan is located in Taxonomy Section of the Department of Forest Conservation and Protection, Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan. The sources of FHI materials are from Taxonomic activities such as collections during routine field exploration, floristic projects and inventories. Other sources include specimens exchange from other herbaria (Nationally and Internationally), voucher specimens from scientists and research students and donations from private collectors. The objectives of FHI are to render Taxonomic services (Identification, Classification and Nomenclature), conserve and monitor the distribution and status of the flora of Nigeria through plant collection and botanical exploration of her regions and to encourage proper documentation of the flora. Today, FHI plays the role of a National herbarium in Nigeria. The present dataset hold about 17105 records of angiosperms cutting across 34 families in 415 genera and 1432 species with 18750 images linked to the data. These specimens were collected between 1842-2017.
""" ; dcat:keyword "Occurrence" , "Plants" , "Nigeria" , "Forest Herbarium Ibadan" , "Specimen" ; dcat:themeThis is a checklist of plant specimens held in the herbarium at the Department of Pharmacognosy, College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria.
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "CMUL" , "Plants" , "Lagos" , "Nigeria" , "Derivedfromoccurrence" ; dcat:themeThe Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) is the premier Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) dedicated to nature conservation and sustainable development in Nigeria. Years in action, NCF has maintained the lead in promoting biodiversity conservation, with repository data record ranging from birds to other flora and fauna: The sources of NCF Bird data, are basically from it conservation activities across Nigeria; thus, making NCF an institutional symbol of natural resource management in Nigeria. Through its conservation projects, the foundation is managing unique nature conservation sites, that provide flora and fauna resource materials for biological research and evidence on ecosystem service and stability. NCF has it National Secretariat located at the Lekki Conservation Centre in Lagos Nigeria. The dataset presently holds 2475 records of birds collected between 1993-2018 which consist of 96 families, 407 genera and 1167 species with 28 image links
" ; dcat:keyword "Occurrence" , "Birds" , "Observation" , "Nigerian Conservation Foundation" , "Nigeria" ; dcat:themeThis is a record of biodiversity in some communities around the Ogun River, Ogun state, Nigeria
" ; dcat:keyword "Occurrence" , "Plants" , "Animals" , "Ogun River" , "Nigeria" , "Coastal Biodiversity" , "Observation" ; dcat:themeThis is a species list of biodiversity of Clough Creek in Bayelsa State, Nigeria.
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "flora" , "fauna" , "Bayelsa" , "Clough creek" , "Inventoryregional" ; dcat:themeThis is a checklist of plants in Nigeria Arid Zone found in the Lagos University Herbarium, Lagos, Nigeria.
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "Arid Plants" , "Nigeria" , "CARGS" , "Inventorythematic" ; dcat:themeThis is a red list of some plants and animals along the Nigerian Coast.
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "Tracheophytes" , "Chordayes" , "IUCN redlist" , "Nigerian Coast" , "Inventoryregional" ; dcat:themeThis is a checklist of plants from Mambilla Plateau, Taraba state, Nigeria.
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "Fulfude" , "Mambilla" , "Flora" , "Inventoryregional" ; dcat:themeThe department of Plant and Ecological Studies had existed as a unit from establishment of the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Nigeria, Calabar campus in 1973/1974 academic session. The Plant and Ecological Studies programme continued as a unit within the Department of Biological Sciences with the establishment of the University of Calabaron October 1, 1975. In April 2001, the Department of Biological Sciences was split into four autonomous departments, Plant and Ecological Studies, Genetics and Biotechnology, Microbiology and Zoology/Environmental Biology. The Plant and Ecological Studies programme is designed to achieve excellence in research and training in all activities relating to the use of plants with special focus on the following fields: Phytopathology (Mycology/Plant Virology option), Plant Physiology/Plant Biochemistry, Plant Ecology, Plant Taxonomy, and Ethnobotany. The department currently has an herbarium, which was established during the 1979/1980 Academic session to aid plant identification for students and researchers within the university community and its environs. It has since then, been in existence with a reasonable collection of plant species and number of supporting staff headed by a curator. The present dataset holds 101 records of preserved specimens collected between 1980 and 2013. It has 100 species in 13 families and 82 genera.
" ; dcat:keyword "Occurrence" , "University of Calabar" , "Department of Plant and Ecological Studies Herbarium" , "Specimen" , "Observation" ; dcat:themeA checklist of medicinal plants used in primary health care delivery based on an ethnobotanical survey of herbal markets in Lagos State, Nigeria
" ; dcat:keyword "Checklist" , "herbs" , "Lagos" , "primary health care" , "Nigeria" , "Inventorythematic" ; dcat:themeThis is an occurrence record of plant and animals around Clough creek, Biseni community and Tibidaba community of Bayelsa state, Nigeria.
" ; dcat:keyword "Occurrence" , "plants" , "animals" , "Clough creek" , "Tibidaba" , "Biseni" , "Bayelsa" , "Nigeria" , "Observation" ; dcat:theme