(Ed.). Neotropical Primates, 12, 56–59. Of the approximately 250 species of primates on the planet, about 80 are considered endangered. Malone, N. M., Fuentes, A., & White, F. J. 2014), although other methods also have inherent biases such as variation in detection, small sample size, and low precision (Gerber et al. 2009). Along these lines, and similar to some of the concerns of sociocultural anthropologists, we also need to consider data storage policies and decide who will have access to these images. 2013). 6). (b) Adult female chacma baboon (Papio cynocephalus ursinus) eating soil at the Wildcliff Nature Reserve, South Africa. https://www.neprimateconservancy.org/primate-conservation.html 2010), have informed researchers on how primates contribute to forest ecology. Part of Springer Nature. However, if you are extremely lucky, camera traps can be useful in documenting predation events (Fig. Slender loris taxonomy and conservation, Sri Lanka. Here, we discuss the use of camera traps in primatology to survey rare species, assess populations, and record behavior. 2007), patterns of consumption (Galvis et al. Conduct regular anti-poaching patrols.....37 5.7. These data were used to inform gas and oil developers, who continued to maintain corridors when clearing forested areas (Gregory et al. Farris.). Global Wildlife Conservation and the Primate Specialist Group know how to prevent primate extinctions and how to recover primate populations across their native ranges. Journal of Tropical Ecology, 28, 571–583. Donati, G., Santini, L., Razafindramanana, J., Boitani, L., & Borgognini-Tarli, S. (2013). 2014; Pebsworth et al. data). Who steals the fruits? 1997; Prasad et al. Subcommittee on Conservation of Natural Populations (1981) Techniques for the study of primate population ecology. 2007; Pebsworth et al. Article. Researchers combat high humidity and precipitation by placing an internal desiccant inside the camera housing to prolong dry conditions (Blake et al. Many different camera traps are available, and a researcher’s site, objectives, and budget determine which camera is most appropriate. Monitoring the status and trends of tropical forest terrestrial vertebrate communities from camera trap data: A tool for conservation. Jack, K. M., Lenz, B. Responses of wild titi monkeys, Callicebus coimbrai (Primates: Platyrrhini: Pitheciidae), to the habituation process. (2014) "Comparing reference-based RNA-Seq mapping methods for non-human primate data" BMC Genomics 15, 570. Then, infectious diseases are described and listed separately from non- infectious diseases. L'étude des Primates actuels promet encore de nombreux étonnements et l'ancienne « voie royale des Prosimiens à l'Homme » paraît aujourd'hui, plus que jamais, buissonnante. Primate conservation is the protection of primate species throughout the world. Biodiversity Conservation, 21, 3079–3094. (2013). PubMed  Miura, S., Yasuda, M., & Ratnam, L. C. (1997). Alternatively, in very hot environments the camera can be highly sensitive and triggered more easily by nontarget movements, e.g., wind or moving vegetation (Gregory et al. PubMed Central  International Journal of Primatology, 35. doi:10.1007/s10764-014-9782-4. First, some aspects of primate biology and conservation are presented. Parrainez un singe de la vallée Voir le détail. Most camera traps are digital and require secure digital memory cards. Terrestriality in the bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus morio) and implications for their ecology and conservation. Setchell, J. M. (2013). How much time passes between camera activation and when a photograph is taken is critical to many studies. Should we adopt similar policies? Into the night: Camera traps reveal nocturnal activity in a presumptive diurnal primate, Rhinopithecus brelichi. Studies focusing on the consumption of masting fruit resources (Miura et al. Natural resource, e.g., water, land, plants, management decisions are heavily influenced by the abundance and distribution of rare species (Thompson 2004). 2010). Gregory, T., Carrasco Rueda, F., Deichmann, J., Kolowski, J., Costa Faura, M., Dallmeier, F., & Alonso, A. Traina, A. Many primates have been translocated for welfare purposes: to avoid their certain death or to improve their wellbeing. 2010; Rovero et al. (a) Diademed sifaka (Propithecus diadema) at a geophagy site in the Maromizaha Forest, Madagascar. 2012). doi:10.1002/ajp.22174. 2012), or randomly (Nakashima et al. 2013). 6) Establishing conservation-oriented captive breeding programs for endangered species These principles have guided many primate conservationists in the last decades. Camera traps are expensive and may be difficult to replace once in the field. Albany: State University of New York Press. Methods to establish canopy bridges to increase natural connectivity in linear infrastructure development. You’ll develop your understanding of the differences between primate species and the factors that make them more or less vulnerable to extinction. Conservation-motivated translocations are also designed and conducted to maintain wellbeing, but there are inherent risks in moving nonhuman primates to … Geographic variation in orangutan behavior and biology. Pebsworth, P.A., LaFleur, M. Advancing Primate Research and Conservation Through the Use of Camera Traps: Introduction to the Special Issue. Editorial: The top 10 questions in primatology. 2010; Link et al. A., & Romo, D. (2010). Inevitably, whether intentional or not, researchers employing camera traps will capture photographs of humans. To optimize the likelihood of capturing the focal subject, researchers have used lures (Bezerra et al. A more robust primate conservation genomics will allow for genetically informed population management. Camera traps with infrared flash take color daytime and monochromatic nighttime photos, while camera traps with white flash take color photos regardless of light levels. 2014; Head et al. (2014). With so many primates in danger of extinction, primate conservation is a critical part of protecting the biodiversity of the planet. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 150(1), 99–106. 539–602). An evaluation of camera-traps for inventorying large-and medium-sized terrestrial rainforest mammals. Status and conservation of the only population of the vulnerable owl-faced monkey Cercopithecus hamlyni in Rwanda. Farris, Z. J., Karpanty, S. M., Ratelolahy, F., & Kelly, M. J. Surprisingly, given the extent of human–wildlife conflict on the global scale, ethical considerations and camera trap use are not discussed in any wildlife research that we are aware, but could be particularly important in cases of animal poaching and trafficking. A., Hurtado, J., & Lizcano, D. (2013). 5) and understanding how primates react to their presence. (b) Six minutes later the fossa leaves with a hawk in its mouth. Lhota, S., Loken, B., Spehar, S., Fell, E., Pospech, A., & Kasyanto, N. (2012). Effective conservation and management of primates depend on our ability to accurately assess and monitor populations through research. Camera traps are proving to be useful tools for studying a variety of primate species, in diverse and often difficult habitats. (Photo by Marni LaFleur.) Primate Conservation provides a comprehensive discussion of the conservation of many species of nonhuman primates. Sensitivity can be adjusted on most cameras. 2013). PubMed Google Scholar. Article  Survey and census methods: population distribution and density. Animal Conservation, 7, 251–256. For primate species with critically low numbers, primate conservation may also involve captive breeding programs. 4). (Photos taken at Wildcliff Nature Reserve, South Africa by Paula Pebsworth and Tsimamampetsotse National Park, Madagascar by Marni LaFleur.). Feeding ecology of hoolock gibbons in Bangladesh. Each of these primates has been traditionally classified as diurnal (Kirk and Kay 2004; cf. All sampling methods have biases, and camera traps are no exception. The author is also focussing on their specific needs in captivity and a dedicated veterinarian approach. In Ross C. F. & Kay R. F. 1). Another camera trap study documented Gorilla gorilla diehli for the first time in Cameroon’s Kagwene Gorilla Sanctuary (Wildlife Conservation Society, 2012). Unlike primate resources, predation events and predators are notoriously difficult to monitor. We believe ethical considerations will be particularly important in future primate studies, although this topic has not previously been addressed for camera trap use in primatology or any wildlife species. Thompson, W. Google Scholar. Camera traps can also be used to assess other forms of behavioral plasticity. Society of Petroleum Engineers, SPE12LAHS-P-157. Camera trap data are collected according to strict protocols, and all researchers can access the data via an online database. Further, as human activity continues to alter primate habitat and behavior, we suggest camera traps can monitor primate populations that should not be habituated or whose behavior would be greatly altered by human presence. 2014). Instead, a wider variety of programmes are offered, each comprising individual modules that may be of relevance to primatologists. Prasad, S., Pittet, A., & Sukumar, R. (2010). 2014; Gerber et al. TEAM report activities of terrestrial vertebrates and currently monitor 16 tropical forest sites across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. (eds. International Journal of Primatology, 34(4), 647–661. Finally, we address some of the ethical concerns that may arise when using camera traps in primate research, such as recording illegal activity and (potentially) protecting human anonymity. 2012). Moisture and extreme temperatures affect image quality and power. B., Healan, E., Rudman, S., Schoof, V. A. M., & Fedigan, L. M. (2008). (Photo by Paula Pebsworth.). Primates, 54, 1–6. Camera trap observations of nonhabituated critically endangered wild blonde capuchins, Sapajus flavius (formerly Cebus flavius). 3). La contraception animale est une méthode de gestion de la faune, utilisée tant pour les animaux domestiques (chiens, chats, etc.) Grizzled langur Presbytis comata in West Java. Adhérez au conservatoire Participer activement au projet Voir le détail. Primate Conservation Research Methods (20 credits) You’ll gain a basic understanding of how to conduct a field study of primates in the wild, in captivity or in a museum. Stevens, K., Dehgan, A., Karlstetter, M., Rawan, F., Tawhid, M. I., Ostrowski, S., Ali, J. M., & Ali, R. (2011). However, the distance between cameras may be important, as cameras that are placed nearby one another may not produce photographs that are independent events. 2010; Wegge et al. Gerber, B. D., Williams, P. J., & Bailey, L. L. (2014). It is important to consider measures that are appropriate for primates neighboring protected areas and those where the primates are found outside protected areas on private or state land. (a) Madagascar’s largest terrestrial predator, the fossa (Crypropracta ferox), entering the nest of the largest aerial predator, the Madagascar harrier hawk (Polyboroides radiata). Final report. The symposium organizers (Marni LaFleur and Chia L. Tan) gathered information on the current state of camera trap applications in primate research and promoted the standardization of qualitative and quantitative methods. 2014). Baseline analyses and environmental monitoring are essential components of conservation management, and camera traps are effective tools both alongside and apart from traditional habitat and animal monitoring programs (Ahumada et al. Aucun contenu de page d'accueil n'a été créé pour l'instant. International Journal of Primatology, 31, 471–483. Arboreal camera trapping for the critically endangered greater bamboo lemur Prolemur simus. American Journal of Primatology, 72, 779–784. CAS  Payments for ecosystem services have the potential to conserve primate habitat by paying landowners for the preservation or enhancement of ecosystem processes, such as carbon storage, water provision, … In B. In T. R. Turner (Ed. This species of orangutan is native to Borneo, where habitat destruction and fragmentation have altered primate habitat (van Schaik et al. The more camera traps used, the more quickly the accumulation curve will level off. 2013). The Conservation Evidence project in collaboration with the IUCN SSC Primate Specialist Group is planning a study to identify robust and pragmatic methods to prioritize and test important primate conservation actions that currently lack evidence. Retrieved from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/05/120508124500.htm. In very cold temperatures, alkaline batteries quickly discharge, so lithium or nickel metal hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries are the best option. (1974). (2001). Par l’Unité de Biologie de la Conservation de l’Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique* Sujet de la conférence du 22.02.2018 dans le cadre de l’expo LES SINGES Les primates non-humains, nos parents biologiques les plus proches, sont une composante essentielle de la biodiversité tropicale. Can we protect the anonymity of the people in our photos, and, with reference to illegal activities, do we want to? ), Orangutans: Geographic variation in behavioral ecology and conservation (pp. More information on TEAM can be found on their website (www.teamnetwork.org). Pickles, R. S. A., McCann, N. P., & Holland, A. P. (2011). Mackinnon, K. C., & Riley, E. P. (2010). 2013; Rovero et al. Systematic placement involves determining set intervals for cameras. Field and laboratory methods in primatology (pp 90–109). (a) A Cape leopard (Panthera pardus) which shares its range with chacma baboons (Papio cynocephalus ursinus), and (b) a Madagascar harrier hawk (Polyboroides radiata), which shares its range with ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta). American Journal of Primatology, 74, 48–57. 33–50). We encourage primate researchers to test and acknowledge these limitations and to use corrective and complementary techniques when they are warranted. Camera trap studies such as these are sure to advance research and conservation of primate species. for primate conservation as demonstrated by numer ous. We do this via conservation action planning, a process that includes information gathering, planning, implementing and measuring the success for each conservation project. Most cameras employ a passive infrared sensor that activates at some time after it detects a difference in heat motion between the fore- and background temperature. La conservation des habitats ne tient pas seulement compte de l'apparence physique d'un habitat ; elle répond aux besoins des personnes comme des animaux. In some instances, providing photographic documentation to local authorities on illegal harvesting of forest resources, hunting, or capturing animals could aid forest protection and prosecution of wrongdoers. We thank the editor of International Journal of Primatology, Dr. Joanna Setchell, for help and assistance in the production of this special issue and particularly this editorial. American Journal of Primatology, 72, 754–771. In addition, we thank our co-guest editor, Chia Tan, and Keith Riggle for their support, suggestions, and reviews of earlier versions of the manuscript. Protection et conservation des Primates. Camera traps can record presence/absence of a rare or elusive species (Bezerra et al. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. Article  volume 35, pages825–840(2014)Cite this article. Here, we discuss the use of camera traps in primatology to survey rare species, assess populations, and record behavior. Van Schaik, C. P., Marshall, A. J., & Wich, S. A. Biota Neotropica, 11, 237–251. Murchison, J. Camera trap days are the number of 24-h periods that cameras are employed, multiplied by the number of cameras in operation (Blake et al. Remote video-camera traps measure habitat use and competitive exclusion among sympatric chimpanzee, gorilla and elephant in Loango National Park, Gabon. Loken et al. Folia Primatologica, 72, 188. (Photos by Zach J. Blake, J. G., Guerra, J., Mosquera, R. T., Loiselle, B. Camera trapping: A non-invasive approach as an additional tool in the study of mammals in Pasoh Forest Reserve and adjacent fragmented areas in peninsular Malaysia. 2011; and line transects, Farris et al. At the XXIVth International Primatological Congress in Cancun, Mexico, a symposium entitled “Advancing Primate Research and Conservation through the Use of Camera Traps” brought primatologists together to discuss how camera trapping facilitates the study, management, and conservation of nonhuman primates. Other primate resources, such as foods, can also be monitored using camera traps. Nakashima, Y., Iwata, Y., Ando, C., Nze Nkoguee, C., Inoue, E., Akomo, E. F. O., & Yamagiwa, J. Comment nous aider. In many parts of the world, primates are hunted and eaten for food or destroyed as pests, so conservationists may need to work with people to find other sources of food or alternative ways to keep primates out of crops. (Photo from San Diego Zoo Global/University of Turin/GERP.) (2014). (a) A very rare photo of a silky sifaka (Propithecus candidus) on the ground at the Anjanaharibe forest site in the Makira Natural Park, Madagascar. Article  However, rare behaviors or infrequently seen species will likely require extended periods of monitoring. (2013) used camera traps to assess whether canopy connectivity influences terrestrial behavior in orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus morio), a predominately arboreal primate. In order to successfully conserve primate species, conservationists need to understand primates and how they interact with their various environments. In addition to flash type, researchers studying nocturnal primates may want to consider whether the camera automatically adjusts flash intensity based on the distance to the primate. American journal of primatology, 75(12), 1220–1230. (2012). Telephone:(401) 364 7140 FAX: (401) 364 6785. (2013). 2013; Ross and Reeve 2003; Stevens et al. O’Brien, T. G., Baillie, J. E. M., Krueger, L., & Cuke, M. (2010). Relevant modules might include those in primate behaviour, ecology and conservation. Animal Conservation, 11, 169–178. Advancing Primate Research and Conservation Through the Use of Camera Traps: Introduction to the Special Issue, www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/05/120508124500.htm, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10764-014-9802-4. Primatologists are concerned with the survival of their research taxa (Setchell 2013). (a) Ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) nighttime activity at the Tsimanampetsotse National Park, Madagascar. Moreover, owing to the relative length of time camera traps are deployed, when compared with the amount of time one can spend observing, and the fact that observer presence can influence predator behavior, camera traps are also useful for detecting predators (Fig. Cameras with narrower detection zones produce fewer blank photographs but may also fail to detect primates that move quickly or are not well centered in front of the camera. You will have the chance to compare the methods available and learn about their strengths … (Photos taken at the Tsimanampetsotse National Park, Madagascar by Marni LaFleur.). Ahumada, J. Researchers must think carefully about how and why they consider photographs independent, as this will influence the results (LaFleur et al. Link, A., de Luna, A. G., Arango, R., & Diaz, M. C. (2011). Evidence of cave use by savanna chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes verus) at Fongoli, Senegal: Implications for thermoregulatory behavior. In addition to image quality, camera trap performance declines with extreme temperatures, e.g., <0°C and >30°C. Zoos are the most common participants in these programs and frequently lend out primates to other zoos in order to foster genetic diversity within captive primate populations. Folia Primatologica, 82, 25–32. Washington, DC: Island Press. Tan, C. L., Yang, Y., & Niu, K. (2013). A selection of these degree programmes is outlined below, with in… Noté /5: Achetez Primate Ecology and Conservation de Sterling, Eleanor, Bynum, Nora, Blair, Mary: ISBN: 9780199659456 sur amazon.fr, des millions de livres livrés chez vous en 1 jour However, following animals in this way requires habituation, which is not always feasible or advisable (Jack et al. Because geophagy sites are important contributors to a primate’s overall health and they can be monitored with relative ease, these sites should be considered conservation priorities and target areas for gathering camera trap data (Matsubayashi et al. Several excellent publications have resulted from the recent initiative to highlight the ethical dilemmas faced by field primatologists (Fedigan 2010; MacKinnon and Riley 2010; Malone et al. Methods can also be short term (e.g., traditional deterrent and disturbance methods) and long term (e.g., fencing, land‐use planning, research, and community conservation). In this case, time needed to carry out a survey is inversely proportional to the number of camera traps used. Primate Diversity and Conservation: Theory, Methods and Practice (20 credits) You’ll review the variety of primate species, together with their distribution, ecology and conservation status. Nighttime color photographs can be critical for conducting a faunal inventory and studies requiring individual recognition, but white flash may frighten target subjects and alter detection probabilities. Camera traps offer the possibility of continually monitoring a population indefinitely (or nearly indefinitely) and can be used to assess primate demographic patterns (Fig. Importance of natural licks for the mammals in Bornean inland tropical rain forests. S5). The articles in this special issue reflect a variety of primate studies that employed camera traps and collectively provide a summary of the applications primatologists are using. Data such as these can enable conservation planners to assess and progress toward conservation goals and to target and design interventions (Gregory et al. Tobler, M. W., Carrilo-Percastegui, S. E., Pitman, R. L., Mares, R., & Powell, G. (2008). The largest globally coordinated camera trap monitoring project, Tropical Ecological Assessment & Monitoring Network (TEAM), also provides opportunities for primate conservation planning through camera trap data (www.teamnetwork.org). Typically, these programmes are Bachelor's degrees in Archaeology, Anthropology, Biology, Psychology and Zoology. Correspondence to Camera trap research on habitat use patterns by sympatric chimpanzees and gorillas reflect the species’ dietary preferences, in that chimpanzees are frugivorous and prefer montane forests and gorillas are folivores and are distributed across habitat types (Nakashima et al. 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