Studying the behaviour, ecology, and physiology of the endangered Zanzibar red colobus & trying to help their conservation. Run by @alexvgeorgiev
Jozani-Chwaka Bay NP, Zanzibar
Joined June 2018
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We’re now on Instagram! Follow us there for latest photos and stories from the field! instagram.com/p/CwEx1X-t4wQ/…
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Colobus Monkeys in Zanzibar provide key to save Africa's Tropical forests tanzaniatimes.net/zanzibars-…
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!!!RCCN NEWS RELEASE!!!
A Rare and little-known group of monkeys could help save Africa’s tropical forests
Scientists Say Red Colobus Monkeys Are Indicator Species of Tropical Forest Health
redcolobusnetwork.org/post/r… – at Stony Brook, NY
Evolution Earth is now showing in the UK on Sky Nature! Check out Ep 2 for some colobus action! nowtv.com/watch/evolution-ea…
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Post-symposium sightseeing with colleagues from Zanzibar Abbas Mzee and Abdalla Ibrahim + @Dlimnothrissa. Visiting @RSPBConwy – at Bangor, Wales
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If you’ve registered for the symposium check your emails - I’ve sent the zoom links today. For people who register in the coming days I will also send out the links on Tuesday so there’s still time to join! – at Bangor, Wales
The programme for our hybrid symposium on humans/widlife/One Health/primates is here! Check it out in the link here and in the post below for the link to register to watch online next Wed-Thu (17-18th April!)
shorturl.at/DKLR4
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Applications are now open! They will remain open until the 30th of April - apply now!
The PSGB Field Skills Workshop is being hosted at ZSL London Zoo from 5-7th of August 2024. Applications will open in early April, and will close at the end of April. More information can be found in this thread, and also on our website: buff.ly/3Io6aWj
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The programme for our hybrid symposium on humans/widlife/One Health/primates is here! Check it out in the link here and in the post below for the link to register to watch online next Wed-Thu (17-18th April!)
shorturl.at/DKLR4
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Less than 2 weeks to go! – at Bangor, Wales
Some exciting news. If you want to register for updates and get the link for the online stream fill this simple form: forms.office.com/e/jxaSnUch1…. Names of our SIX keynote speakers below.
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📢 ASP's Conservation Committee's call for award nominations and grant applications is now open!
🐒 Conservation small grant applications are due on January 31st, 2024. We are now accepting proposals up to $3,500!!!
asp.org/grants-and-awards/co…
ALT A drawing of ring tailed lemurs sitting on different branches with a yellow background and white information boxes that say ASP conservation grant call. Due Jan. 31st. Proposal max increased to $3500
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Important info! ⚠️ Those in primate range countries who wish to (remotely) attend our upcoming conference, please email our meetings officer Shannon about access 📩
Contact 👉 [email protected]
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Join us on zoom to discuss issues surrounding the colonial past & present of primatology November 30th 18:00 (find link here later). Jo Setchell tinyurl.com/4htr4var will kick off with a presentation and you decide where it will go from there.
The first PhD from our project: Dr Zoe Melvin! Congrats!!! 🎉
PhD viva passed with super minor corrections!! Congrats to @Zoe_Melvin on her amazing presentation and outstanding thesis! So proud! With thanks to examiners @Teichroeb_Lab and @Metallophyte and Chair @SiCreerProf !
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Call for student abstracts!
Abstract submission meeting Jan '24 is OPEN!
Your chance to present your research at our meeting hosted by #LondonZoo
Head over to our website to download the abstract form psgb.org
Deadline is Nov 17th
#psgb #Primates #research #student
A final debrief with @StateSuza Masters student Abdul Yusuf (R) following successful completion of data collection with the Paje village monkeys. Helped by field assistant Rashid (L), he followed the colobus for > 30 days and interviewed lots of tourists. Now onto data analysis!
Our own @AllsopPatrick writing about his research in Zanzibar, funded by the @LeverhulmeTrust. Check it out! @BangorSNS @BangorUni @COESEpostgrads
Study Abroad Studentships support a period of advanced study or research anywhere in the world, except the UK and US; £23,040 a year is available. Apply now: leverhulme.ac.uk/study-abroa…
Read about the work of one of 2023’s successful applicants: leverhulme.ac.uk/study-abroa…
ALT Two monkeys in a tree