Finished! Looks like this project is out of data at the moment!
The Team
The Wild Gabon Team
The team spans from researchers in the field collecting data from camera traps to academics at the Universities of Oxford and Yale.
Charles Emogor
Charles is the researcher. He is currently completing an MSc in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management at the University of Oxford. He is an amateur naturalist, a pangolin enthusiast and is interested in mammal ecology.
Dr. Imma Oliveras
Imma is a Departmental Research Lecturer in Ecosystems Science and Deputy Programme Leader on Ecosystems at the University of Oxford. She is the Principal Investigator of this study and Charles' supervisor. She has led projects on Tropical Forest Ecology across the globe.
Dr. Anabelle Cardoso
Anabelle is a Postdoctoral Associate in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Yale University. Camera trap photos used in this study were taken as part of Anabelle's Ph.D. at the University of Oxford.
Other collaborators and field assistants
Dr. David Lehmann and Josué Edzang Ndong were actively involved in data collection.
Field assistants include Joachim Dibakou, Edmond Dimoto, Brigitte Moussavou, Arthur Dibambou Bousseba, Monique Cynthia Koumba, Guy Antoine Kamba, Eddy Milamizokou Nappo, Pacôme Amede Dimbonda and Sage Nzoma
This project would not have been possible without the funds and support from Hertford College's Mortimer May fund (University of Oxford), University of Stirling and Agence Nationale des Parcs Nationaux (ANPN), Gabon.
This data was collected under the Cenarest Commission Scientifique sur les Autorisations de Recherche du Gabon licenses AE16009/PR/ANPN/SE/CS/AEPN AND AE17011/ PR/ANPN/SE/CS/AFKP.
