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Originally published on January 22, 2018 The Primate and Predator Project has recently received a grant from the Earthwatch Institute…
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Originally published on January 22, 2018 The Primate and Predator Project has recently received a grant from the Earthwatch Institute…
Intern, Isuare, developed and conducted her own project looking at waterhole activity on AWCRC using camera trap data. Isuare joined…
As part of his fieldwork with us in 2021 , PhD student Ben Walton gathered data on crop-raiding primates (chacma baboons and…
Crop foraging is a major driver of negative interactions between farmers and wildlife. In this new paper, we investigate the…
Hello 2022! January is an exciting month for us at AWCRC as we brace ourselves to say goodbye to several…
We would like to take this time to say a huge thank you to everyone who participated in and donated…
It’s Christmas season at our research centre and we are helping to raise money for the children in our local…
Electric fences have been used in wildlife management since the 1930s and have increased in popularity in recent decades among…
During 2020, PhD student Topu Rahman from Durham University, UK conducted his fieldwork at AWCRC studying the effects of human…
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