Conservation Award Winners for 1997
Subscription Awards for the American Journal Of Primatology
Julio Cesar Bicca-Marques- Dr. Mewa Singh
- Dr. Arun Srivastava
- and sixteen subscriptions were continued
for individuals in habitat countries where primate literature is scarce.
Senior Biology And Conservation Award ($500 Honorarium)
- Nancy Czekala-Gruber of San Diego, California for her
extensive work in the reproductive biology of primates which
has provided important and fundamental contributions in the area
of primate conservation biology.
- Jeremy J. C. Mallinson of Great Britain for having
devoted three and a half decades to the development of meaningful
conservation strategies of the wildlife preservation trusts and
the role of modern zoos in the conservation of primates worldwide.
Conservation Award ($500)
- Juan Carlos Serio Silva of Mexico for his efforts to
preserve the habitats and primates of Mexico through his field
research, teaching, and outreach efforts.
Small Grants ($500 Each)
- Kimberley A. Phillips of Hiram College
in Ohio, [ASP Bulletin Dec 1998, Vol 22(4) p. 5], for the conservation of capuchin and howler monkeys in
Trinidad. ($750.00)
- Zhaoyuan Li of China, [ASP Bulletin Jun 1999, Vol 23(2) p. 6], for the impact of habitat
fragmentation on the behavior and social structure of the
white-headed langur, Presbytis leucocephalus, in China. ($1000.00)
- Dra. Rondang S. E. Siregar of Indonesia for assessing
the behavioral competence of rehabilitant orangutans reintroduced
to the Meratus Forest, East Kalimantan. ($986.30)
- Joanna E. Lambert of the University of Florida at
Gainesville, [ASP Bulletin Sep 1998, Vol 22(3) p. 107], for the status of red colobus (Procolobus badius)
populations in regenerating areas of Kibale National Park,
Uganda. ($750.00)
- Julio Cesar Bicca-Marques of the University of
Illinois at Urbana, [ASP Bulletin Sep 1998, Vol 22(3) p. 9], for the cognitive aspects of tamarin
foraging decisions. ($750.00)
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Modified: 27 June 2004