We maintain high-quality digital archives for killifish and aquatic life research. Our work includes specimen photos, data, type material, and conservation documentation. Used by professional curators worldwide.
Real-World Impact
Joergen Scheel's historic killifish collections at Uppsala University have been digitized and made openly available through our killi.es archives. This supports ongoing research by curators at Uppsala University and the Swedish Museum of Natural History, helping preserve irreplaceable type material for future generations.
Our archives provide species-specific guidelines on living conditions for hobbyists propagating endangered killifish. They are the only CITES-listed species granted this exception, making hobbyist conservation one of the best ways to prevent extinction.
Our archives aid correct species identification and track exact locations — essential for saving endangered species from habitat loss, pollution, and development.
Enabled correct species identification for books and publications by supplying verified images and taxonomy.
Facilitated proper attribution and permissions by providing accurate photographer credits with images.
Developed filename-based copyright tool to protect photographer rights and ensure attribution.
Digitized historic collections (e.g. Joergen Scheel) for ongoing museum and researcher use.
