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King colobus detected by arboreal camera trap in Cantanhez.

26th Aug, 202029th Aug, 2020 Melanie Weedon

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⭐️Graduate in Focus: SHAREEN ARNOLD⭐️

@ShareenArnold #graduated🎓 from @ConBiodivMSc in 2013 and is now a #Lecturer at the University of Belize 🌱🌍🐠🦋🦈🌊

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⭐️Graduate in Focus: HENRY FLETCHER⭐️

@henryjf_xyz graduated🎓 from BSc #Biology and Wildlife #Conservation 🌱🌊🦋 in 2005 and is now an #environmental educator for @o_ambassadors + wilderness facilitator @WayfindingGuide 🌍

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Gamers can learn about #wildlife from playing #RedDeadRedemption2. Our new paper, in @PaN_BES quizzed >500 gamers on their species ID skills: the results are very interesting! https://t.co/ObLaEmykh4 Here's the full story... 📷@beardedgibbon 🧵1/

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Meet BSc graduate Henry Fletcher, who, over the last decade, has led a project to map and revitalize historic herding routes in the Westfjords of #Iceland. Find out more and support the #Kickstarter here —https://t.co/d6o0j1xTDs

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⭐️MSc Graduate in Focus: MADISON BOWDEN-PARRY⭐️

@MadisonBP graduated🎓 from @EvolBehavEcol in 2018 and now works in the #DigitalCommunications team for The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (@WTSWW) 🌊🎞️📸

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