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About the NBA
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South Africa’s biodiversity profile
The importance of biodiversity
Key messages
Integrated findings
Headline indicators
Ecosystem threat status and protection level
About ecosystem threat status and the RLE
About ecosystem protection level
Species threat status and protection level
Species trends - Red List Index
About species threat status
About species protection level
Pressures on biodiversity
Realm findings
Terrestrial
Ecosystem types
Pressures on biodiversity
Ecosystem threat status
Ecosystem protection level
Intersection of ecosystem threat status and protection level
Species status
Freshwater
Wetland ecosystem types
River ecosystem types
Pressures on freshwater ecosystems
Wetland ecological condition
River ecological condition
Wetland ecosystem threat status
River ecosystem threat status
Wetland ecosystem protection level
River ecosystem protection level
Species status
Estuarine
Ecosystem types
Habitat
Pressures
Ecological condition
Ecosystem threat status
Ecosystem protection level
Intersection of ecosystem threat status and protection level
Marine
Ecosystem types
Pressures
Ecological condition
Ecosystem threat status
Ecosystem protection level
Intersection of ecosystem threat status and protection levels
Species status
Knowledge gaps, priority actions and priority areas
Coast
Ecosystem types
Pressures and ecological condition
Ecosystem threat status
Ecosystem protection level
Intersection of ecosystem threat status and protection level
Species status
Priority actions and research
Subantarctic
Species findings
Plants
Mammals
Selected iconic wildlife species
Reptiles
Birds
Seabirds
Spiders
Butterflies
Amphibians
Freshwater fishes
Freshwater fish species recovery actions
Freshwater crabs
Fairy shrimps (Anostraca)
Dragonflies and damselflies
Sharks, rays and chimaeras
Seabreams (Sparids)
Genetic diversity
Biodiversity biobanks in South Africa
Wildlife forensics in South Africa
DNA barcoding in South Africa
Priority actions and knowledge gaps
Priority actions, responses and interventions
Knowledge gaps and research priorities
The Cloud copper butterfly (
Aloeides nubilus
), a range-restricted endemic from Mpumalanga Province, is Red Listed as Endangered. This high altitude species occurs on lofty summits or ridges and is threatened by climate change. (© Steve Woodhall)
Important
Note:
We are currently completing the status summary for butterflies. Please revisit this page soon for the full update!
