About the Project
Project Aims The Primate and Predator Project’s three main aims are: To assess the role of mountainous regions in biodiversity conservation, To understand the behavioural ecology of predator-prey interactions focusing on diurnal primates and their predators as a model system, To evaluate the nature…
Bio’s
Professor Russell Hill Reader, Department of Anthropology, Durham University, UK Professor Hill’s main research interests are in the behavioural ecology of primates and other large mammals, with a primary goal of understanding the decisions animals make about their social and reproductive strategies. His research…
Volunteer
Everything you need to know about volunteering with the Durham University’s Primate and Predator Project, Wildlife and Communities Research Centre in the Alldays Area of Limpopo Province, South Africa. Click on any of the links to the right to get started!
Schools out!
It’s just been the school holidays – woohoo! Schools out and so we have had a couple of weeks where we haven’t been at the local schools either. It has worked quite well for us as we had three new joiners arrive at the…
World Rhino Day: could we? should we?
Following World Rhino day on 22nd September, I thought I would share a very interesting chat on the white rhino that myself and Dr Findlay were lucky to be in the audience for at the recent Southern African Wildlife Management Association conference. The presentation…
Mitigation trial: Guard sounds
It is the peak of the dry season and many farmers are feeling the pinch of the drought. This year has been particularly dry and as a result many of our local farmers have had to abandon their crops, because there is just no…
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