Abstract The Arewa Atlas Team (AAT) in northern Nigeria has set an example for robust methodological data collection and made a big impact on the African Bird Atlas Project. To…

Jos is changing. I used to describe it as a big town but not anymore, this big town is now a city, an unplanned city that is rapidly growing backwards,…

"I'm going to have fun even though it is challenging, I will just go anyway" - me to my friends about the Arewa atlas expedition I was about to embark on…

The role of local communities in bird atlas project: lessons from the Nigerian Bird Atlas Project ​Nigeria is reputed to be the most populated country in Africa, and indeed the…

he Jos Bird Club (JBC) celebrated her fifth anniversary with a BirdFair in Jos last weekend. We had a Birdwatch, Lecture/Presentations and an exhibition at the A.P Leventis Ornithological Research…

On the evening of Wednesday 25th November 2020, I hung my backpack and saw myself off to the bus-stop where I would board a bus for my first-night journey ever to Awka,…

Forest birds in a Guinea Savanna: a tale of two forest birds Birds are one of the most ubiquitous animals. Their ability to fly allows them to be found in…

This Month's outing on the 14th took us to Shen Dam in Barkin Ladi which is about 10 miles from Jos city. It was the farthest outing for me and…