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We have a new paper in Nature Correspondence discussing the dilemma of African scholars regarding publishing open access.  We have a new paper in Forest Policy and Economics addressing the "need for greater integration of forests and trees in development policy"  We have a new paper in the International Journal of Primatology investigating several aspects of the microhabitat structure that the rufous mouse lemur (Microcebus rufus) might prefer and examining how this structural preference varies across a heterogeneous landscape of forests with different disturbance levels.  A mouse lemur in the rainforest of Ranomafana National Park. Picture courtesy of Vero Ramananjato. Congratulations to PhD student Vero Ramananjato for being selected a Train Faculty Fellow by WWF's Education for Nature program and awarded the African Graduate Research Fund from the American Society of Mammalogists. She was also selected as as an AAUW fellow and an International Peace Scholar for the 2021-22 academic year, and received a Rufford Grant for Nature Conservation to support her PhD research studying the ecology of Microcebus rufus, one of the smallest primates on Earth, in the rainforests of Ranomafana Madagascar.  A mouse lemur in the rainforest of Ranomafana National Park. Picture courtesy of Vero Ramananjato. We have a new paper in Forest Policy and Economics highlighting "five research priorities that require urgent attention if policy makers and practitioners were to realize the potential for forests and tree-based systems to contribute to poverty alleviation"  |
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