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Category Archives: Provisioning long-tailed macaques
Mahidol University Students in Don Chao Poo Forest
The Phana Macaque Project was very pleased and proud to host three students from Mahidol University for 10 weeks recently. The students were in Phana to get work experience for their third-year project. Arin Yotthonglang (“A”), Natchanok Pangsang (“Tai”) and … Continue reading
Posted in Bio-diversity, Community action, Mahidol University, OPST, Plant Genetic Conservation Project, Provisioning long-tailed macaques, Research
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Monkeys and Water
Chris Love was with us in Phana for about six months. He provided water for the monkeys almost every morning, first thing. He managed to combine that with taking some great photographs of the monkeys. Here are some which show … Continue reading
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