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Summer 2010 Elephant Collaring Season FIELD JOURNAL UPDATED 9 JULY 2010. A family emergency has called Dr. Loomis home to the United States. The team's work in northern Korup has been cut short, and a planned trip to Ngoila- Mintom will be rescheduled. Dr. Loomis's detailed field journals are available in this article. As well, his daily field diaries are found on the Elephants of Cameroon homepage. [ Full Article ] Elephant Tracking with Google Earth Field Trip Earth monitors the locations of elephants and their associated herds in various regions of Cameroon. It also monitors the movements of its field teams on the ground. Now you can use Google Earth to monitor those movements yourself, and to better understand elephant conservation and research. [ Full Article ] Collaring Habsatu - June 1998 Dr. Mike Loomis recalls the collaring of Habsatu—the first of many successful elephant collaring operations in Cameroon. [ Full Article ] Cameroon Field Diary: Winter 2010 UPDATE: Dr. Mike Loomis, Chief Veterinarian at the North Carolina Zoological Park, and his colleagues from World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have just completed their January 2010 elephant collaring operation on Mount Cameroon. Field diaries, photographs and the trip's final technical report are available via this article. [ Full Article ] Cameroon Field Diary: May 2009 UPDATED 17 AUGUST 2009 Dr. Mike Loomis, Chief Veterinarian at the North Carolina Zoological Park, will be working with his colleagues at World Wildlife Fund to deploy satellite collars on elephants in Cameroon. For May 2009, the team will be located in Korup National Park and in the Ngoila-Mintom region. Field Trip Earth will be tracking the team's progress and posting Dr. Loomis's field journal. [ Full Article ] Final Elephant Maps Dr. Loomis and his team have collared thirty individual elephants and three bongos. Twenty-seven of those elephants are no longer transmitting data. However, we have gained critical knowledge from the data they provided and the resulting maps. [ Full Article ] Mount Cameroon 2009 Field Diary Follow Dr. Mike Loomis and the elephant team as they work on Mt. Cameroon and in Korup National Park. UPDATED 27 JANUARY 2009. [ Full Article ] Mintom to Minkebe - November 2008 Dr. Mike Loomis chronicles the elephant team's work in Cameroon's Mintom region and in Minkebe National Park, including the collaring of Afanere in Mintom. [ Full Article ] January 2009 Elephant Field Season Underway NEWSFLASH! The team successfully collared a female elephant on Mount Cameroon on 8 January 2009. Additional details are available in the field diary, and more information will be added as it becomes available. Dr. Mike Loomis and his WWF colleagues have begun the January 2009 elephant collaring season. They will be working on Mount Cameroon initially, followed by an effort in Korup National Park, which lies on the Nigerian border. [ Full Article ] | |||||||||||||||||
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