Primate Research and Conservation in the Anthropocene

ISBN-13: 9781316610213 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 310 str.

Alison Behie; Julie Teichroeb; Nicholas Malone

Opis

This book is a holistic treatment of primate conservation research. Featuring a range of personal narratives, researchers reveal their motivations and strategies for confronting the threats pushing primates towards extinction. It will appeal to anyone interested in wildlife conservation who wants to learn about research methods and motivations.

Recenzje

'Primate Research and Conservation in the Anthropocene is predominantly a collection of research articles. I found the chapters on what is currently known about the effects of climate change on primates very illuminating. This volume is, therefore of particular interest for those studying or aspiring to study the impacts of climate change on primates.' Sian Waters, Primate Eye

Spis treści

1. Changing priorities for primate research and conservation in the Anthropocene Alison M. Behie, Julie A. Teichroeb and Nicholas Malone; 2. Struggling for socio-ecological resilience: a long-term study of Silvery Gibbons (Hylobates moloch) in the fragmented Sancang Forest Nature Reserve, West Java, Indonesia Nicholas Malone and Wedana Adi Putra; 3. Monitoring the Sanje Mangabey population in Tanzania while engaging the local community David Fernandez, Carolyn Erhardt and Grainne McCabe; 4. Uneasy neighbours: local perceptions of the Cross River Gorilla and Nigeria-Cameroon Chimpanzee in Cameroon Alison Wade, Nicholas Malone, Judith Littleton and Bruce Floyd; 5. Comanagment of primate hunting in Amazonian indigenous reserves: a case study from Guyana Christopher A. Shaffer, Marissa S. Milstein, Phillip Suse, Elisha Marawanaru and Charakura Yukuma; 6. The effects of selective logging on the habitat use of the Annamese Silvered Langur (Trachypithecus margarita) in Northeast Cambodia Alvaro Gonzalez-Monge and Alison M. Behie; 7. The immediate impact of selective logging on Angolan Colobus monkeys at Lake Nabugabo, Uganda Julie A. Teichroeb, Gregory R. Bridgett, Amelie Corriveau and Dennis Twinomugisha; 8. Threatened hosts, threatened parasites? Parasite diversity and distribution in red-listed primates Liesbeth Frias and Andrew J. J. MacIntosh; 9. Lemurs in fragmented forests: a conservation and research collaboration Sheila M. Holmes, Edward E. Louis, Jr and Steig E. Johnson; 10. Proboscis monkey conservation: beyond the science Stanislav Lhota, John C. M. Sha, Henry Bernard and Ikki Matsuda; 11. The effect of humans on the primate nutritional landscape Jessica Rothman and Margaret Bryer; 12. Using vegetation phenology and long-term demographic data to assess the impact of Cyclone Fanele on a lemur population in Madagascar Rebecca Lewis and Anne Axel; 13. Alas the storm has come again! The impact of frequent natural disasters on primate conservation Alison M. Behie, Mary S. M. Pavelka, Kayla Hartwell, Jane Champion and Hugh Notman; 14. The effect of climate change on the distribution of Colobus and Cercopithecus monkeys Amanda Korjstens; 15. Primate research(ers) and conservation(its) in the Anthropocene Nicholas Malone, Julie A. Teichroeb and Alison M. Behie.