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Kenya Wildlife Service, Laikipia Samburu Aerial Census, 2012

Citation

Mukeka J, Hongo P (2018). Kenya Wildlife Service, Laikipia Samburu Aerial Census, 2012. Kenya Wildlife Service. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/n441df accessed via GBIF.org on 2019-10-15.

Description

Laikipia Samburu Wildlife aerial census (2012)

Purpose

To determine wildlife abundance in the Laikipia-Samburu ecosystem

Sampling Description

Study Extent

Laikipia Samburu Ecosystem

Sampling

Systematic transects were used. Census block maps were developed with predetermined transect lengths and widths.

Quality Control

Data records were processed by the experienced GIS personnel who removed double counts especially at the edge of the counting blocks

Method steps

  1. Wildlife census data carried out after every three years depending on the availability of funds.

Taxonomic Coverages

  1. Mammalia
    rank: class

Geographic Coverages

Republic of Kenya

Bibliographic Citations

Contacts

Joseph Mukeka
originator
position: Senior Scientist GIS and Database
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: jmukeka@kws.go.ke
Peter Hongo
originator
position: Senior GIS Officer
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: peterh@kws.go.ke
Peter Hongo
metadata author
position: Senior GIS Officer
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: peterh@kws.go.ke
Patrick Omondi
point of contact
position: Director Biodiversity Research and Monitoring
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: pomondi@kws.go.ke
David Bloom
programmer
position: VertNet Coordinator
VertNet
email: dbloom@vertnet.org
homepage: http://www.vertnet.org
Patrick Omondi
administrative point of contact
position: Director - Biodiversity Research and Monitoring
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: pomondi@kws.go.ke
Joseph Mukeka
administrative point of contact
position: Senior Scientist GIS and Database
Kenya Wildlife Service
P. O. Box 40241 00100
Nairobi
00100
Nairobi
KE
email: jmukeka@kws.go.ke
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