African Amphibian Conservation Research Group
The African Amphibian Conservation Research Group (AACRG) was established in 2002 to address the deficiencies in conservation research of southern African amphibians (frogs). Since its establishment, the AACRG has conducted innovative herpetological research on frog and reptile species and their associated parasites in addition to focusing on…
Contact Us
Follow us on Twitter: @NWU_AACRG Join us Facebook: African Amphibian Research Group Email address: nwu.aacrg@gmail.com / louis.duPreez@nwu.ac.za Physical address: Building E6, North-West University Potchefstroom campus 11 Hoffman Street Potchefstroom North West South Africa 2531
African Amphibian Conservation Research Group - Prof Louis' PhD
Prof. Louis' PhD. Candidates Edward Netherlands Position: PhD student Expertise: Molecular parasitology Office: Potchefstroom campus, NWU, Building E6, Office G36 Telephone…
African Amphibian Conservation Research Group - Prof Louis' M.Sc.
Prof. Louis' M.Sc. Candidates Roxanne Conradie Position: MSc. student Expertise: Aquatic ecology & parasitology Office: Telephone: Email: …
African Amphibian Conservation Research Group - Prof Louis' Hons.
Prof Louis' Honours Candidates Marita Burger Position: Hons. student Expertise: Biodiversity & Conservation ecology Office: Potchefstroom campus Telephone: Email…
Plantkunde: Botaniese Tuin
Welkom by die Noordwes-Universiteit se Botaniese Tuin Die NWU Botaniese Tuin word deur die Skool vir Biologiese Wetenskappe van die Noordwes-Universiteit bestuur en is ’n lid van BGCI (Botanical Gardens Conservation International). Die Botaniese Tuin vervul talle belangrike funksies in die Skool vir Biologiese Wetenskappe en die…
Botany: Botanical Garden
Welcome to the North-West University's Botanical Garden The NWU Botanical Garden is managed by the School of Biological Sciences of the North-West University and is a member of BGCI (Botanic Gardens Conservation International). The Botanical Garden fulfills many important functions within the School for Biological Sciences and the local…
Die Tuin
Oor die tuin Al beslaan die NWU Botaniese Tuin minder as drie hektaar, word meer as 1 500 plantspesies en ’n verskeidenheid diere en insekte in hierdie tuin aangetref. Die meeste van die…
Botanical Garden: The Garden
About the garden Even thought the NWU Botanical Garden spans less than three hectares, more than a 1500 plant species and a variety of animals and insects can be found in this garden. Most of the…
Botaniese Tuin: Kweekhuise
Oor ons Kweekhuise Daar is twee kweekhuise in die Botaniese Tuin gele. Die verbouingskweekhuis word gebruik om die plante te kweek wat vir praktikums en navorsing benodig word. Slegs die vertoonkweekhuis-kompleks is slegs op versoek oop vir die publiek, en is verdeel in ’n tropiese en ’n vetplant-kweekhuis. Die…
Botanical Garden: Greenhouses
About our Greenhouses Two greenhouses are located in the Botanical Garden. The cultivation greenhouse is used for growing the plants used for practicals and research. Only the display greenhouse-complex is opened to the public on request only and is divided into a Tropical and Succulent Greenhouses. The Display Greenhouse…
Botaniese Tuin: Kontak ons
Besoekersinligting: Die NWU Botaniese Tuin is oop vir lede van die publiek. Ons vra egter dat groepe vooraf kennis gee van hulle besoek. Skoolgroepe is ook welkom. Kontak ons gerus indien u enige verdere inligting benodig. Ligging: Die Botaniese Tuin is langs die Potchefstroomkampus van die Noordwes…