Survey and management of biodiversity in the Central High

year The outlook for Barbary macaques in Bouhachem is very bright and the other population is also looking fairly healthy We continued with our education and awareness work, spending more time participating in public activities in 2018 and reaching thousands of Moroccans with our Barbary macaque conservation message Thanks to new

THE BARBARY MACAQUE Macaca sylvanus); A UNIQUE ENDANGERED P

Durham E-Theses Including People in Primate Conservation: A

Barbary macaque in Bouhachem forest, northern Morocco, to examine the effectiveness of applying ethnographic data to the development of a conservation strategy I first present the

Barbary Macaque News

This interdisciplinary conservation project focuses on the Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus) with its enormous potential to act as a flagship species for the threatened flora, fauna and fungi of the unique and diverse ecosystems of northern Morocco This project aims to halt the decline of the Barbary macaque in northern Morocco by gathering

“Muna the Monkey” - using theatre as a conservation education

conservation NGO that engages with communities in the Rif area of Morocco to promote Barbary macaque conservation In Morocco, Barbary macaques are in decline (Butynski et al , 2008) Among many threats facing them such as increased pressure from pastoralism (Menard, 2013) and young men

PSGB Conservation Working Party

Threats to Barbary macaque habitat include overgrazing by livestock and habitat destruction for agriculture Urgent conservation is needed if it is to survive in this area of its range

Durham Research Online - COnnecting REpositories

118 Barbary macaque The domestic goat is relevant to Barbary macaque conservation because the 119 goats’ nutritional needs bring the shepherds into the forest, and the animals are important to local 120 people for economic reasons Domestic dogs protect the goats from the African wolf but also harass

Interpreting People’s Behavior Toward Primates Using

We began an inclusive conservation project to improve prospects for the Barbary macaque in Bouhachem forest in north Morocco in 2009 Our primary aim was to engage with and include shepherds in conservation activities because they were in the forest for most of the year and encountered Barbary macaques regularly