92cd5efd-7b91-4404-b27b-b90d856880d4 http://ipt-nigeria.gbif.fr/resource?r=shasha_sampling Sampling event dataset of Shasha Forest Reserve, Osun State, Nigeria Emmanuel Chukwuma Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria Senior Research Fellow
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8060114367 chukwuma.ec@frin.gov.ng 0000-0002-4154-283X
Adewale Agbo-Adediran Federal College of Forestry Lecturer 1
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8035782049 agboadediranadewale@gmail.com
Deborah Chukwuma Federal University Oye-Ekiti Lecturer 1
Oye-Ekiti Ekiti State NG
+234 8058269091 deborah.chukwuma@fuoye.edu.ng 0000-0001-8313-7894
Omokafe Ugbogu Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria Research Professor/Curator, Forest Herbarium Ibadan (FHI)
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8032236876 omokafeugbogu@gmail.com
Emmanuel Chukwuma Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria Senior Research Fellow
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8060114367 chukwuma.ec@frin.gov.ng 0000-0002-4154-283X
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Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
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Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
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2022-01-11 eng The present resource is a list of species sampled in Shasha Forest Reserve located in South-Western Nigeria. It was generated through transect sampling, from 10 quadrants of 50m x 50m. The study was conducted between 10th - 18th October, 2014, and a total of 817 individual occurences were recorded. Occurrence sampling event shasha forest trees GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type_2015-07-10.xml This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial (CC-BY-NC) 4.0 License. The current data was collected from Shasha Forest Reserve in South-Western Nigeria. 4.281 4.632 7.392 7.091 2014-10-10 2014-10-18 Species are identified to specific level except a few. species Anthocleista djalonensis A.Chev. species Trichilia monadelpha (Thonn.) J.De Wild. genus Canthium Lam. unkown Emmanuel Chukwuma Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria Senior Research Fellow
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8060114367 chukwuma.ec@frin.gov.ng 0000-0002-4154-283X
Omokafe Ugbogu Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria Research Professor/Curator, Forest Herbarium Ibadan (FHI)
Jericho Hill Ibadan Oyo State NG
+234 8032236876 omokafeugbogu@yahoo.com
Data was collected using Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, and carefully checked for internal errors. The present study was carried out in a forested area within Ola-Oluwa local governemnt area of Osun state. The areas is situated on Latitude 7°47’N and Longitude 4°5’E, and covers a 52kmSq hilly terrain with deep gorges, with about 12% of the site already converted to teak and gmelina plantation. The site is currently composed of a mix of savanna and forest species, and occurs in the transitional equatorial climatic zone of West Africa. A line transect was demarcated from withing the forest reserve. Data was collected using 50m x 50m plots which were demarcated at 200m interval. In all, ten (10) plots were sampled along two transets. Species were mostly of trees. Enhancing capacity for biodiversity data mobilization and use in support of sustainable development in West Africa Alex Asase principalInvestigator Omokafe Ugbogu pointOfContact John Woods pointOfContact Moulaye Ainina pointOfContact Biodiversity underpins the provision of food and water; it mitigates and provides resilience to climate change; it supports human health, and provides jobs in agriculture, fisheries, forestry and many other sectors. Many of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include targets that reflect the need for biodiversity and healthy ecosystems to achieve the 2030 Agenda. Without effective measures to conserve biodiversity and use its components in a sustainable manner, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development would not be achievable. Biodiversity information is critical to achieve sustainable development, yet many West African countries lack necessary capacity to mobilize and develop information resources needed to guide conservation and sustainable use of biological resources. The overall goal of this project is to enhance capacity for biodiversity data mobilization and development of information products in support of sustainable development in West Africa. The project will involve four GBIF West African national nodes with mentorship from the US Node and UNEP-WCMC. Our project aligns closely to priority needs of all the GBIF national nodes, as well as the GBIF Capacity Enhancement Framework, and GBIF Implementation Plan 2017-2021. The measured impact of the project will include number of participants actively involved in biodiversity informatics activities, volume of research-grade data records via GBIF.org, as well as biodiversity information products developed. The project is funded by GBIF. The project enhances capacity among staff from four GBIF national nodes in West Africa (Ghana, Nigeria, Mauritania and Liberia) working alongside mentors from the GBIF US node and UNEP-WCMC.
2022-01-10T22:38:26.325+00:00 dataset Chukwuma E, Agbo-Adediran A, Chukwuma D, Ugbogu O (2022): Sampling event dataset of Shasha Forest Reserve, Osun State, Nigeria. v1.2. Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria. Dataset/Samplingevent. http://ipt-nigeria.gbif.fr/resource?r=shasha_sampling&v=1.2 92cd5efd-7b91-4404-b27b-b90d856880d4/v1.2.xml