
African Mountain Research Foundation
@africanmt
Registered UK Charity No 1194644 Facilitating research & restoration across the mountain systems of southern Africa to safeguard biodiversity & water security
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x.com/jimalkhalili/s… Listen to this episode of #TheLifeScientific 👆with the brilliant Prof Alex Antonelli talking to Jim Al-Khalili about mountains - 1/8 of the earths surface are covered in mountains and they comprise 1/3 of all different species @KewScience #biodiversity




Very proud to be part of the next Southern African Mountain Conference #SAMC2025 Date has just been announced 👇Will be bigger and better than last time 🙌 Joerg Szarzynski UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 UFS #UNUEHS #GLOMOS


What an inspiring talk by Tomasz Schafernaker last night at Dauntsey's highlighting the significance of weather data, and the range of hydro-met sources in UK. Proud to be building southern Africa’s only network of high elevation weather stations! @Campbellsci_Af



🏔 Happy #InternationalMountainDay! 📷 Let's celebrate restoring mountain ecosystems—crucial for #ClimateChange adaption & vital to life. #MountainsMatter #OurChangingMountains #IMD2023 Mountain Partnership





Great to welcome Prof Alistair Clulow Alistair Clulow who has joined our team as Chief Technical Advisor 👏 Alistair has worked as an expert with environmental monitoring equipment for 20 years + and brings a wealth of expertise with him University of KZN We're lucky to have him!



The count down has begun for our 2nd Southern African Mountain Conference in March '25 ChampagneSportsZA. Gutted that the amazing Steve Backshall will be filming so can't be with us in the Maloti-Drakensberg. To book your place click here: 2025.samc.africa #Deadly60 CBBC




Great to have Steve Boyes explorer, conservation biologist &ornithologist speaking at our conference next year SAMC2025. He's dedicated his life to conserving Africa’s wilderness and launched Nat Geo Explorers Wilderness Project, exploring & protecting the Angolan highlands


Fascinating lecture Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) by the inspirational Dr Callum Munday University of Oxford about his project to gather met observations in South Africa, Zambia & Kenya, using weather balloons. Proud to be providing high elevation data across the region #ClimateActionNow
