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Popoulation-Viability-Analysis, Models,Economy, Sociology,Political, Harvestingrates,Data-collection,Management, Analysis,Research ResearchLogging conduct,Primates, Elephants,BuffalosPrivate-SectorConference, Sustainableforest management,Information-sharing,ProtectionDevelopment, Farming,Agriculture,Sustainability,Chimpanzees, Pet-trade,rehabilitation, Protection,Education, Awareness,Teaching, Schools,Students, Learning,Sustainability, Training,Library, Curriculum,Capacity-building,Authorities, InstitutionsPolicyPhilip Miller,pmiller@cbsg.org1995 Project failed, sinceRougier did notadhere toagreements.1996 Roca.iucn@ca *mnet.cm,Angu.cefdhaciucn@camnet.cm2003 - present Debby Cox, JGI implements aJane Goodall programme ofInst.,activities in the nearbyChimpldy@imul communities of Mpili.comand Tchissangasurrounding theReserve. As of Sep2004, Tchimpoungahas received 53school excursions and940 students as wellas private and localcompanies,development andnational institutions,NGO’s andgovernment bodies,EducationEducation , Awareness,Bushmeat InformationDensity, ChimpsEducation, Communities,Conservation, ChimpsProtection, Snareremoval, chimpsResearchEducationProtectionSanctuaries,Chimpanzees, EducationSanctuariesSantuaries,Chimpanzees SanctuariesSanctuaries,Chimpanzees SanctuariesTrade, Regulation,Sustainability,Management,Collaboration,Governments,Communities, Privatesector,Stakeholders ProtectionChimpanzees,Agriculture,Communities,Development,Management,Sustainability, Refugees,Hunting, FuelwoodDevelopment1999-2002 Debby Cox, Jane GoodallInst.,Chimpldy@imul.com*2003-2006 Debby Cox, *Jane GoodallInst.,Chimpldy@imul.com1997-Present Debby Cox, *Jane GoodallInst.,Chimpldy@imul.com200119921994Christina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.org2002 Christina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.org
Awareness, Timber,Furniture, Coltan, Mobilephones,Computers,Diamonds, GoldChimpanzees,Information,Communities, Surveys,Research, Trade,Development,Sustainability,Livelihoods, Institutions,Training, Governments,Census, Communities,Surveys, Monitoring,Habituation, Gorillas,Chimpanzees,Elephants, Eco-guards,Apes, Health, Tourism,Forestry, Stakeholders,Reproduction, EducationConsumerismInformation? Christina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.org? Christina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.org2002 Christina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.orgRescue, Rehabilitation,Animals;, ChimpsResearch1994Sanctuaries, Relocation,Populations, Datacollection, Eco tourism,Education, Outreach,Animals:, ChimpsSanctuaries1998SanctuariesCollaboration, Markets,Communities,Development,Sustainability, livelihoods,StakeholdersRehabilitation,Confiscation, trade,Release, Bushmeat,Trade, AwarenessProtected-AreasSanctuariesAnti-poaching, LawenforcementLaw-enforcementLaw-enforcement,Investigations,Prosecution,Law-enforcementBonobos, Sanctuaries,Edication, Private-sector,Schools, Diseases,Lobbying, Protection,Governments, MediaSanctuariesEducation, Awareness,Bushmeat, websiteInformation, Awareness,Exhibitions, GorillasLaw enforcement,Protection, CapacitybuildingEducationEducationLaw-enforcementChristina Ellis,cellis@janegoodall.org1986-Present Mr AmosCourage\SueHunt, AspinallFoundation,0207 235 2768Chris Wolf2004 - present Giuseppe Topa,gtopa@worldbank.org19952001-2004 Kristen Lukas,Klucas@lpzoo.org, RobertDavis,Bdavis@lpzoo.org1999 - present Emily SKisamo,administratior@lusakaagreement.org**
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