Wildlife Research for Conservation

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“Conserving the Ngorongoro Black Rhino Population in northern Tanzania”.

Project participants: Alex Lobora, Bradley Cain, Martin Jones, Joana Borges, Hannah Mossman, Elias Symeonakis and Alex Kisingo

August 17, 2023

“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

‘‘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

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“Conserving the Ngorongoro Black Rhino Population in northern Tanzania”.

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

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