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In over 1400 pages, this epic three-volume book presents outputs and data from a decade-long research and monitoring project, BIOTA-Southern Africa. Most of the research was done in and around 37 standardised 1-km2 monitoring plots (the BIOTA observatories) spread over a transect from the woodland savannas of northern Namibia, through the thornbush savanna, Nama Karoo and desert biomes in Namibia, to Namaqualand and the western lowland fynbos in South Africa. As such, the title is somewhat misleading, as the geographical area covered encompasses Namibia and western South Africa. Also, while no doubt a major buzzword in the decade covered by the research, 'biodiversity' does little to capture the scope of the research presented, which covers climate, remote sensing, soils, fauna, flora and microorganisms, as well as ecological, legal and socio-economic aspects of land use and their implications for management.

From aardvark to z-values: A decade of biodiversity monitoring in Africa’s arid and semi-arid southwest