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Wildlife Research for Conservation

August 17, 2023 Other Projects

“Improving telemetry technology application in monitoring of Black Rhinocerous and African elephant in Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania”.

Project participants: Emmanuel Masenga, Ernest Mjingo, Donatus Gadiye and Revocatus Meney

August 17, 2023 Other Projects

‘‘Improving capacity for managing human-wildlife conflict in the western Serengeti: Using technology to understand animal movements and illegal activity”.

Project participants: Kristen Snyder, Noel Mbise and Ernest Mjingo.

August 17, 2023 Other Projects

‘Impact of man-made water sources on animal behavior and adjacent vegetation in Mkomazi National Park, Tanzania, Research Priority High’.

Project participants: Mark Keegan and Jerome Kimaro

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“Improving telemetry technology application in monitoring of Black Rhinocerous and African elephant in Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania”.

‘‘Improving capacity for managing human-wildlife conflict in the western Serengeti: Using technology to understand animal movements and illegal activity”.

‘Impact of man-made water sources on animal behavior and adjacent vegetation in Mkomazi National Park, Tanzania, Research Priority High’.

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