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Category Archives: Research
Identifying High-Ranking Female Macaques
Eliana Zuckerman and Hannah Rodgers, students at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, came to Phana to carry out their “winter term project”. They were ‘looking for a way to learn about primate behavior and contribute to environmental education’. After spending a little … Continue reading
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
Tagged bio-diversity, community action, environment, Mahidol University, OPST, Plant Genetic Conservation Project, Thai forest research
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A Day in Don Chao Poo Forest, Phana
Thai Monkey Forest | Just another WordPress.com site<!– The Phana Monkey Project has been working with several people in Phana to carry out the forest survey that is part of a project initiated by Mahidol University at their Amnat Charoen campus. … Continue reading
Posted in Amnat Charoen Province, Bio-diversity, Indochinese ground squirrels, Long-tailed Macaques, Monitor lizards, Monkeys, Phana Monkey Project, Research
Tagged Don Chao Poo Forest Phana, forest eco-system, forest ecology, Long-tailed Macaques, mapping Thai forest, monitor lizards, Thai monkeys
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Trees and Bees
Contibuted by Pensri Mahanil Whiting In April 2014 we found 8 beehives in Don Chao Poo Forest. It started when James, Pensri and some of her relatives went to Don Chao Poo to GPS map the location of the Yang … Continue reading
Posted in Bees, Bio-diversity, monkey forest, Research
Tagged bees, bio-diversity, Don Chao Poo Forest Phana, Thai forest research
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Surveying the forest
Mahidol University (Amnatcharoen post-graduate campus) has been running an ambitious project under the patronage of the Crown Princess. The aim of the project is to conserve what is left of the forests in Isan, North-east Thailand; and the starting points … Continue reading
Establishing the range of one troop of long-tailed macaques
One troop of long-tailed macaques living in Don Chao Poo Forest, Phana, Amnat Charoen Province, Thailand, was chosen as a study into the ranging of the monkeys inside and outside the forest and the behaviours they evidenced during the course … Continue reading
How to frighten a long-tailed macaque?
Is this an effective way to frighten a long-tailed macaque? Some of the people who visit Don Chao Poo Forest in Phana, Amnat Charoen Province, Thailand, seem to think so. (CLICK on an image for an enlarged view) There … Continue reading
Nomadic Monkeys
Most of the approximately 1,000 long-tailed macaques that live in Don Chao Poo Forest, Phana, can be found in the forest itself. There are two or three places where visitors often provide them with food. Many of the monkeys wait by the main … Continue reading
Reporting a pregnancy
Pregnancies are all too common among the population of long-tailed macaques in Don Chao Poo Forest, Phana. But today I spotted a young female whose pregnancy we have been waiting for. She is the monkey with a severe curvature of … Continue reading
Diary of a butterfly hunter
Diary of a butterfly hunter (The Don Chao Poo Forest research continues): Contributed by Elliot Capp After my time at ZSL London Zoo working in Butterfly Paradise I developed quite an affinity for butterflies and moths, and one of my … Continue reading
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