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         |  | Bioko Primate Research - January 2011 Dr. Rich Bergl shares the journal he kept while traveling to Equatorial New Guinea in January 2011 for a primate census. Primate Conservation on Bioko Dr. Richard Bergl of the North Carolina Zoological Park joined a primate conservation and research project on the island of Bioko, which lies off Africa's western coast. Bioko is a largely free of human impacts and thus offers a very diverse wildlife population. Three Conservation Projects in Nigeria UPDATED 28 JULY 2009 Dr. Richard Bergl arrived in Nigeria in late June 2009. He will be working on three field conservation projects, including wildlife monitoring research and developing a plan to protect an important forest reserve. FieldTripEarth will publish Dr. Bergl's diary as it is made available from Africa. Using Technology to Conserve Cross River Gorillas The North Carolina Zoological Park's Dr. Richard Bergl leads a high-tech research project in Cameroon focused on the conservation of Cross River gorillas. Surveying Wildlife in Nigerian Forests Dr. Richard Bergl works in the forests of southwestern Nigeria as part of a team conducting surveys for wildlife in three forest reserves. Read his field diary entries and learn more about these critical forests. PHOTOS AND UPDATES ADDED 4 FEBRUARY 2008.  About the author:Dr. Rich Bergl is Curator of Research at the North Carolina Zoological Park. |
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