I make my palaeoecological data openly available. Pollen datasets from my projects are validated and deposited in the African Pollen Database, a constituent database of the Neotoma Palaeoecology Database, where they can be queried, downloaded and reused.
Alongside the primary data we maintain other open resources:
Digital pollen reference collection for the Cape Floristic Region
A fully searchable reference collection of Cape pollen types, built to address the absence of accessible reference material for one of the world’s most botanically diverse regions.
Airborne pollen monitoring
Weekly airborne pollen and spore counts for Gqeberha form part of SAPNET, the South African Pollen Network, run by the UCT Lung Institute Allergy and Immunology Clinic and published at pollencount.co.za.
If you would like to use data that is not yet archived, please get in touch.
Lynne J. Quick 