Sani Pass Climate Data

The Sani Pass long term site investigate the effects of inter-annual variation on ant and spider assemblages and the climate the invertebrates experience at 8 sites on the Sani Pass region of the Drakensberg in the Eastern Part of South Africa. It is a long term project, initiated in 2003. Data collection is carried out in intervals that suit the data logger capacity.

To study the diversity patterns in ants and other invertebrate groups across the spatial transect and the climate the invertebrates experience at the sites.

Related Organizations

University of Pretoria
South Africa

Keywords

altitudinal gradient, climate change, invertebrate diversity, Longterm Data, species richness, biodiversity

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