
our PROJECTS
Our projects tackle the key issues threatening wildlife of the Gambia
Project Wild Gambia manages a plethora of field projects that allows us and other scientists to address critical issues diminishing local wildlife populations. We have rediscovered several species, increased the known population of a Critically Endangered (CR) primate by 24% and contributed to numerous significant scientific publishings.
OUR publications
Our project work has proved crucial for conservation over the years with some important findings for various species, from our survey work almost doubling the known global population of the world's rarest primates to rediscovering species believed to be extinct in The Gambia. Our fisheries data has contributed to a major published paper, and we will be supporting the Communities For Red Colobus (C4RC) project in their efforts, including collaboration on the collection of survey data and support for tree nurseries. Not only does Project Wild Gambia have many previous successes to share, but we are also working on many exciting, current, and upcoming projects of huge importance; join us to find out more and research with us. Below are some examples of our work from The Gambia:
