Science and conservation in African forests : the benefits of long-term research

摘要: Preface Richard Leakey Foreword Ian Redmond and Melanie Virtue 1. Why the link between long-term research conservation is a case worth making Wrangham 2. Links protected area management in Uganda Moses Mapesa 3. The use of research: how science Uganda's national parks has been applied William Olupot Andrew J. Plumptre 4. Long-term Kibale National Park Thomas Struhsaker 5. Monitoring forest-savannah dynamics with satellite imagery (1989-2003): implications for wildlife habitat Nadine Laporte, Wayne Walker, Jared Stabach, Florence Landsberg 6. studies reveal potential integrating habit restoration animal nutrition Colin A. Chapman, Lauren Patrick Omeja Dennis Twinomugisha 7. perspectives on forest conservation: lessons from Jeremiah S. Lwanga G. Isabirye-Basuta 8. Health disease people, primates, domestic animals Park: Tony L. Goldberg, R. Gillespie Innocent B. Rwego 9. importance training international scientists Rosie Trevelyan Clive Nuttman 10. Community benefits programs: study Park, John M. Kasenene Elizabeth Ross 11. Potential interactions development eco-tourism Arthur Mugisha 12. human landscape around island park: impacts responses to Abe Goldman, Joel Hartter, Jane Southworth Michael Binford 13. Conservation Budongo Forest Reserve, Masindi District, Western Fred Babweteera, Vernon Reynolds Klaus Zuberbuhler 14. Gombe Tanzania Anthony Collins Goodall 15. Mahale Mountains, Toshisada Nishida Michio Nakamura 16. contribution by Tai Chimpanzee Project Christophe Boesch, Hedwige Zoro Bertin Gone Bi, Emmanuelle Normand Ilka Herbinger 17. Green Corridor Project: Bossou, Guinea Tetsuro Matsuzawa Makan Kourouma 18. Virunga mountain gorillas Williamson Katie Fawcett 19. great apes: global future Natarajan Ishwaran 20. way forward Ross.