Citizen science solutions for national biodiversity data needs: developing a plant checklist for West Kalimantan, Indonesia
In 2013, Made Wiryana and Teguh Triono (Univ. Gunadarma) were awarded funds from the USAID/NAS PEER program, in collaboration with an ongoing, NSF-funded plant biodiversity research program. The grant funded citizen science trainings and botanical expeditions in West Kalimantan. During several months after a training event in Pontianak in May 2014, a total of 1,632 plants were recorded using high-quality photography. This website presents these findings.
Many thanks to our botanists:
And to Ishmail Rachman, of the Herbarium Bogoriense, for checking and correcting determinations.