David Fernandez Sobrado David.Fernandez@uwe.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer in Conservation Science
Monitoring the Sanje mangabey population in Tanzania while engaging the local community
Fernandez, David; McCabe, Grainnne; Ehardt, Carolyn
Authors
Grainnne McCabe
Carolyn Ehardt
Contributors
Allison Behie
Editor
JA Teichroeb
Editor
N Malone
Editor
Abstract
In order to successfully create and implement conservation management plans for endangered primates it is essential to work within local communities. This has been our approach in the Udzungwa region of Tanzania, where the Sanje Mangabey Project has worked since 2006 monitoring mangabey demography and behavioral ecology in collaboration with local field technicians. We have also partnered with local primary schools to improve infrastructure and raise awareness of conservation issues
Citation
Fernandez, D., McCabe, G., & Ehardt, C. Monitoring the Sanje mangabey population in Tanzania while engaging the local community. In A. Behie, J. Teichroeb, & N. Malone (Eds.), Primate Research and Conservation in the AnthropoceneCambridge University Press. Manuscript submitted for publication
Peer Reviewed | Not Peer Reviewed |
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Book Title | Primate Research and Conservation in the Anthropocene |
Keywords | monitoring, Sanje mangabey, population, Tanzania, engaging, local community |
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