Madagascar
OBJECTIVE
To understand the unique ecology of Madagascar’s Eupleridae carnivores. This work is multi-dimensional covering aspects of behavioral, population, and community ecology, as well as biodiversity conservation. Main Collaborators
Dr. Zach Farris (App. State. Univ.) |
PROJECTS Influence of Forest edge and Invasive Predators
Diel Activity Patterns
Abundance of threatened lemur species at Betampona Strict Reserve
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SURVEY LOCATIONS Click on the red marker to learn where and when we have conducted surveys of Euplerids across Madagascar!
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Eupleridae Meet the Carnivores
Few people are aware that 8 carnivorans are endemic to Madagascar. If you want to learn more about our current knowledge of each species check out our recent publication in Mammal Review!
Check out a free downloadable community outreach created by Kim Rivera and Erin Wampole |
Presentations
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