Diani Census
Category: Human - Primate Conflict Resolution, Primate Rescue/Rehabilitation | Date: Sep 04 2007 | By: admin
Diani colobus census was carried out last month with the help of the volunteers.
Now the data is being entered into the computer for analysis and will be ready next week.
However, road accidents are still taking toll on the primates in Diani. So, more must be done on educating the public to change their attitude towards drivind too fast on the beach road. This I say because last week we have lost one colobus monkey through road accident and one vervet is recuperating in the quarantine cage with injured head.
Please help in conserving the primates.
Paul G.
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100% of your donation, minus a small bank fee, will go to your intended purpose.
Donations made here are safe.
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Donations Received
- Nov 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- Oct 23rd Toby J. USD495.00
- Oct 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- Sep 19th Antonio C. USD44.00
- Sep 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- Aug 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- Jul 8th Sara-jane B. USD16.50
- Jul 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- Jun 30th Brenton H. USD66.00
- Jun 11th Tom F. USD26.00
- Jun 8th Sara-jane B. USD16.50
- Jun 2nd Susan B. USD11.00
- May 31st Pirjo I. USD33.00
- May 18th Amanda L. USD11.00
- May 16th Rozeela N. USD22.00
- May 16th M V. USD22.00
- May 15th Edward D. USD40.00
- May 13th James D. USD30.00
- May 13th James M. USD22.00
- May 13th Chantell W. USD20.00
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Wakuluzu Friends of the Colobus Trust
The Colobus Trust was established in Diani Beach, Kenya, in 1997 to save the endangered Angolan colobus monkey which was a frequent victim of roadkills. The Trust's trademark is Colobridges - bridges over the roads for save overpass. Staff and volunteers report on the day to day activities in a busy local primate conservation charity
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