Explore and learn more about the rich local biodiversity found on Project M.A.R.S.’s land
At Project M.A.R.S., we are carefully building a seed, flora, and fauna database to document the rich biodiversity found on our land. This living archive captures the variety of plants, trees, insects, and wildlife that make our environment unique, providing a valuable resource for education, research, and conservation. By exploring and learning about these species, participants gain a deeper appreciation for the intricate balance of ecosystems and the crucial role each organism plays in maintaining it. This initiative not only preserves knowledge for future generations but also empowers individuals to observe, respect, and contribute to the stewardship of the natural world around them. Through this ongoing effort, we hope to foster curiosity, environmental awareness, and a sense of responsibility, encouraging everyone to become active participants in protecting and nurturing the biodiversity that sustains us all.
To learn more about seed saving (practical knowledge and tools), feel free to visit Raphaël’s website LearnSeedSaving.com.
Database of local seeds
Discover and document the seeds that hold the potential for new life and the continuation of our land’s ecosystems.
Coming soon
Database of local flora
Explore the rich variety of plants and trees that shape our landscape and sustain local biodiversity.
- Bandicoot Berry (Leea nova-guineensis)
- Red Sandalwood (Adenanthera pavonina)
- Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus)
- Monkey Fruit (Artocarpus lacucha)
- Three-Leaved Wild Vine (Causonis trifolia)
- Jamaica Cherry (Muntingia calabura)
- Opposite Leaf Fig (Ficus hispida)
- Premna (Premna sp.)
Database of local fauna
Observe and learn about the animals and insects that play vital roles in maintaining the balance of our environment.
- Pygmy Grasshopper (Systolederus ridleyi)
- Fulgoroidea Planthopper (Ricanula stigmatica)
- Yellow Banded Wasp Moth (Psichotoe duvaucelii)
- Coconut Hispine Beetle (Promecotheca sp.)
- Asian Common Tree Frog (Polypedates leucomystax)
- Spotted Leaf Beetle (Podontia affinis)
- Sweet Potato Bug (Physomerus grossipes)
- Common Mormon (Papilio polytes)