88056474-fcd3-404d-a7ea-b7689783fa37 https://ipt.gbifbenin.org/resource?r=biosphere Mr Maurras AKAKPO BIOSPHERE ONG

Hongode Come Mono 229 BJ

(+229)0197857883 maurras1@gmail.com Bertin AINAHON BIOSPHERE

Come Mono 229 BJ

Mr Maurras AKAKPO BIOSPHERE ONG

Hongode Come Mono 229 BJ

(+229)0197857883 maurras1@gmail.com Mr Bertin AINAHON BIOSPHERE

Come Mono 229 BJ

author Mr Donald NOUATIN BIOSPHERE

Come Mono 229 BJ

author Mr Farid ADJIBI BIOSPHERE

Come Mono BJ

author 2025-07-02 eng As part of these activities, the NGO is implementing an ecological monitoring program in the Mono Biosphere Reserve. One of the sites monitored is Lake Ahémé. The monitoring consists of a regular bird inventory and is conducted during the day. It is carried out while moving along pre-established transects in the mornings between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. These transects should last between 2.5 and 3 hours maximum Samplingevent occurrence Biosphere 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 (CC-BY 4.0) License. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-4.0.html CC-BY-4.0 This project is part of an ecological monitoring programme for bird populations within the Mono Biosphere Reserve, an area rich in biodiversity located in south-western Benin. The study focuses particularly on Lake Ahémé, a wetland of international importance listed as Ramsar Site No. 1017. Through the observation of bird species, this monitoring aims to assess the health of ecosystems, identify environmental pressures and propose conservation actions adapted to this ecologically valuable territory. 1.930413 1.997191 6.619937 6.390833 2024-04-04 2025-01-18 Bird phylum Chordata order Gruiformes family Alcedinidae family Scolopacidae order Columbiformes class Aves family Cucilidae family Coraciidae order Charadriiformes order Coraciliformes order Suliformes family Estrildidae order Cuculiformes family Corvidae family Accipitridae family Hirundinidae family Columbidae kingdom Animalia family Phalacrocoracidae family Jacanidae order Passeriformes family Turdidae family Rallidae order Pelecaniformes family Ardeidae family Ploceidae order Accipitriformes family Meropidae unknown Mr Maurras AKAKPO BIOSPHERE ONG

Hongode Come Mono 229 BJ

(+229)0197857883 maurras1@gmail.com As part of these activities, the NGO is implementing an ecological monitoring program in the Mono Biosphere Reserve. One of the sites monitored is Lake Ahémé. The monitoring consists of a regular bird inventory and is conducted during the day (diurnal). It is carried out while moving along pre-established transects in the mornings between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. These transects should last between 2.5 and 3 hours maximum. The team will hold a debriefing session in the office at the end of the inventory to organize reporting and data entry. The objectives of this ornithological monitoring are: - To inventory the waterbird species in the study area; - To characterize the habitats of these waterbird species; - To identify pressure factors and threats to the species and their habitats. Mono Biosphere Reserve As part of these activities, the NGO is implementing an ecological monitoring program in the Mono Biosphere Reserve. One of the sites monitored is Lake Ahémé. The monitoring consists of a regular bird inventory and is conducted during the day (diurnal). It is carried out while moving along pre-established transects in the mornings between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. These transects should last between 2.5 and 3 hours maximum. The team held a debriefing session in the office at the end of the inventory to organize reporting and data entry. The objectives of this ornithological monitoring were: To inventory the waterbird species in the study area; To characterize the habitats of these waterbird species; To identify pressure factors and threats to the species and their habitats. Mr Maurras AKAKPO author As part of these activities, the NGO is implementing an ecological monitoring program in the Mono Biosphere Reserve. One of the sites monitored is Lake Ahémé. The monitoring consists of a regular bird inventory and is conducted during the day (diurnal). It is carried out while moving along pre-established transects in the mornings between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. These transects should last between 2.5 and 3 hours maximum. The team will hold a debriefing session in the office at the end of the inventory to organize reporting and data entry. The objectives of this ornithological monitoring are: - To inventory the waterbird species in the study area; - To characterize the habitats of these waterbird species; - To identify pressure factors and threats to the species and their habitats. Lake Ahémé, recognised as Ramsar Site 1017, is a wetland of international importance located in the Mono Biosphere Reserve in Benin. This exceptional body of water is the subject of a rigorous ecological monitoring programme, with a particular focus on the bird populations that depend on it. This ornithological monitoring is part of a long-term conservation effort aimed at documenting the diversity of resident and migratory bird species that frequent this lake ecosystem. Monitoring makes it possible to assess the health of the habitat, detect changes in indicator bird populations, and identify anthropogenic or climatic pressures that could affect the site's biodiversity. The data collected during these surveys not only contribute to the adaptive management of the biosphere reserve, but also feed into the international reports required under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. This scientific approach ensures the sustainable preservation of this exceptional natural heritage and its avian communities. 2025-06-26T21:59:05.725+00:00 dataset AKAKPO M, AINAHON B (2025). Project for the restoration and enhancement of mangrove ecosystems in the Ramsar 1017 site_Biosphere. Version 1.2. BIOSPHERE. Samplingevent dataset. https://ipt.gbifbenin.org/resource?r=biosphere&v=1.2 88056474-fcd3-404d-a7ea-b7689783fa37/v1.2.xml