ASP - Book Series Volume 1

CONTENTS

Foreword ............... Russell A. Mittermeier

Preface ............... Janette Wallis

From Ancient Expeditions to Modern Exhibitions: The Evolution of Primate Conservation in the Zoo Community ............... Janette Wallis

The Role of North American Zoos in Primate Conservation ............... Robert J. Wiese and Michael Hutchins

The Conservation Role of Primate Exhibits in the Zoo ............... Kenneth C. Gold

Zoos and In Situ Primate Conservation ............... Fred W. Koontz

Zoo-based Conservation of Malagasy Prosimians ............... Sukie Zeeve and Ingrid Porton

Developing a Conservation Action Program for the Cotton-top Tamarin (Saguinus oedipus) ............... Anne Savage, Humberto Giraldo, and Luis Soto

The Gateway Zoo Program: A Recent Initiative in Golden Lion Tamarin Reintroductions ............... Tara Stoinski, Benjamin Beck, Mary Bowman, and John Lehnhardt

Steady-state Propagation of Captive Lion-tailed Macaques in North American Zoos: A Conservation Strategy ............... Donald G. Lindburg, John Iaderosa, and Laurence Gledhill

Drills (Mandrillus leucophaeus): Research and Conservation Initiatives, 1986-1996 ............... Cathleen Cox

Multi-disciplinary Strategic Planning for Gibbon Conservation in Thailand and Indonesia ............... Ronald Tilson, Katherine Castle, Jatna Supriatna, Kunkun Jaka Gurmaya, Warren Brockelman, and Schwann Tunhikorn

Partners In Conservation: Establishing In Situ Partnerships to Aid Mountain Gorillas and People in Range Countries ............... Charlene Jendry

Bonobo Conservation: The Evolution of a Zoological Society Program ............... Gay E. Reinartz and Gilbert K. Boese

APPENDIX: Primate Conservation Resources on the World Wide Web

A. General Sources of Information on Primate Conservation

B. Individual AZA-Accredited Zoos on the Web

C. Web Sites Devoted to Individual Taxonomic Primate Groups or Regions

ISBN: 0-9658301-0-1/252 pp./ill./1997/$25.00
This book is a publication of the American Society of Primatologists.
All profits go to the ASP's Primate Conservation Fund.