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Campbell’s monkey detected by camera trap in the mangroves in Cantanhez.

26th Aug, 202029th Aug, 2020 Melanie Weedon

Campbell’s monkey

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🌟GRADUATE IN FOCUS🌟
Devica Ranade graduated from MSc Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology in 2011 and has since Founded EcoRE (Ecology Research Explained) - an organisation with the aim to popularise ecological research in India.
Read more in her blog👉https://t.co/H6a5URvfwl

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Hannah @HannahM_Marine·

This week's #MondayMood

🌊BLUE HEALTH🌊

We have created a video highlighting the benefits of using the ocean as well as views of local sea users here in Cornwall.

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@ExeterMarine @BillyHeaney @BrendanGodley @VJHobson @UniExeCEC

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Natural Selection @UoEpodcast·

🚨 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW 🚨

We will be chatting all things chimp with the inspiring Jenny Desmond, co-founder of Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection, and star of BBC Two documentary ‘Baby Chimp Rescue’ 📽️

Follow this link to hear the Desmond's story..
https://t.co/Mq5VLQMOvy

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Robbie McDonald @RobbieAMcDonald·

Count 'em up - @BillyHeaney @mcnicol27 @JosieBridges91 that's three @UniExeCEC graduates. And that's just the ones at @gloswildlife. All working on a fab wildlife conservation project, restoring pine martens to England and sharing their mustelid motivation #MartenMarch https://t.co/bmVoAtFnkm

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❕New Research❕
Dr Elena Bersacola and Dr @KJHockings of the CEC have collaborated with Professor Catherine Hill of Oxford Brookes University, using #cameratraps to track the movements of #chimpanzees 🐒
Read what they found here: https://t.co/Gg5xmtQqnz

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