Follow PhD Candidate Savannah Schulze as she conducts 15 months of dissertation fieldwork in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. This project explores the impact of global environmental governance and displacement on former forest dwellers living on the fringes of Bwindi park region. Follow her research blog at http://primatediaries2015.webs.com
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Recent Posts
- Congratulations to Dr. Savannah Schulze!
- Savannah Schulze “Indigenous People’s Lived Experiences with Gorilla Conservation in Uganda
- Carolyn Jost Robinson featured on HBO Vice
- Monkeys are less cuddly with each other when dealing with an infection, study finds
- Melissa Remis honored with Purdue’s 2020 Violet Haas Award, virtual reception May 9, 2021
- Following African elephant trails to approach conservation differently
- Smithsonian Magazine Features Remis and Jost Robinson’s work
- Melissa Remis and Carolyn Jost Robinson publish new article in American Anthropologist
- Savannah Schulze receives National Geographic Grant for research on cultural tourism in Uganda!
- Remis as Head of Department of Anthropology!
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