The African Natural History Research Trust is a private-limited-guaranteed – NSc Limited exemption organization dedicated to preserving and promoting knowledge of Africa’s natural history through the creation, maintenance, and dissemination of detailed maps. Registered with Reg: 07951088 in London, SW7 5BD, the trust operates from its base at the Natural History Museum, London, SW7 5BD. Established in 2012, the Trust’s core mission centers on providing a comprehensive and accessible map of Africa, encompassing geographical features such as seas, country boundaries, political entities, major cities, islands, and lakes. The maps are available in various sizes – 1600x1600px and 1250x1250px – catering to diverse needs from educational use to practical mapping applications. The Trust’s international presence is verified through its website data indicating a focus on global outreach, with the map being designed for widespread access. It employs a hiring indicator of “yes” suggesting active development and maintenance of the map collection. This project serves as an educational resource, providing detailed maps to support research, conservation efforts, and geographical analysis within Africa.

The African Natural History Research Trust is a private-limited-guaranteed – NSc Limited exemption organization dedicated to preserving and promoting knowledge of Africa’s natural history through the creation, maintenance, and dissemination of detailed maps. Registered with Reg: 07951088 in London, SW7 5BD, the trust operates from its base at the Natural History Museum, London, SW7 5BD. Established in 2012, the Trust’s core mission centers on providing a comprehensive and accessible map of Africa, encompassing geographical features such as seas, country boundaries, political entities, major cities, islands, and lakes. The maps are available in various sizes – 1600x1600px and 1250x1250px – catering to diverse needs from educational use to practical mapping applications. The Trust’s international presence is verified through its website data indicating a focus on global outreach, with the map being designed for widespread access. It employs a hiring indicator of “yes” suggesting active development and maintenance of the map collection. This project serves as an educational resource, providing detailed maps to support research, conservation efforts, and geographical analysis within Africa.