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I am working with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Red List of Threatened Species to assess the conservation status of freshwater species across tropical Africa. I've provided the Red List status for dozens of African freshwater fishes most of which are threatened and listed as either Vulnerable or Endangered. This work is critical as many of these species have restricted ranges and ongoing development and land-use change are negatively affecting these important freshwater habitats. In addition to writing assessments, I've served as an external reviewer for the assessments of over 200 species of threatened African freshwater fishes and mussels. 

Species Assessed with link to assessment:

Chiloglanis tweddlei - Endangered 

Chilogalnis camarabounyi - Vulnerable 

Chiloglanis kolente - Endangered

Chiloglanis kabaensis - Endangered

Chiloglanis dialloi - Endangered

Chiloglanis loffabrevum Endangered

Chiloglanis longibarbisEndangered

Chiloglanis pezoldiEndangered

Chiloglanis nzerekoreEndangered

Chiloglanis waterloti - Least Concern 

Chiloglanis occidentalis - Least Concern

Chiloglanis mongoensis - Endangered 

Amphilius rheophilus - Least Concern

Amphilius sp. “Konkoure River” - Vulnerable 

Amphilius sp. “Kokoulo River” - Endangered 

Amphilius sp. “Senegal River” - Vulnerable 

Amphilius sp. “Little Scarcies” - Endangered

Amphilius sp. “Niger River” - Endangered

Amphilius sp. “Moa River” - Endangered

Amphilius sp. “Loffa River” - Endangered

Amphilius sp. “St. Paul River” - Endangered

Amphilius sp. “St. John River” - Endangered

Enteromius foutensis - Endangered

Enteromius foutensis sp. 1 - Endangered

Enteromius foutensis sp. 2 - Vulnerable 

Enteromius amboseli - Endangered 

Enteromius apleurogramma - Least Concern 

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