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: GIS |
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| GIS APPLICATIONS
FOR BONOBO CONSERVATION |
| A Cooperative Effort Between Sir
Sandford Fleming College and the Canadian Great Ape Alliance |
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| GIS
Project HOME | Logging
& Deforestation | Bushmeat
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GIS in the Field | about |
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| About the Project |
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The main objective of this cooperative project
is to emphasize the significance of Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) towards the conservation of the endangered bonobo (Pan
paniscus).
GIS technology can supply a powerful tool to bring factors affecting
the condition and extent of bonobo populations together. Of
particular interest to this project is how these primates are
being affected by human activities, especially the
bushmeat trade. |
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Team Members |
Cathy Darevic
Ecosystem Management Technician
GIS-Application
Specialist |
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Reginald Madden
Fish
and Wildlife Technician
GIS-Application
Specialist |
Simon Dodsworth
BSc Honours Zoology
GIS-Application Specialist |
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Jennifer Stevens
BSc
Honours Psychology
Fish and Wildlife
Technician
GIS-Application Specialist
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Canadian Great Ape Alliance in Association with Sir
Sandford Fleming College
Contact Project Team:
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