Gibraltar Macaques Project
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Long-term project studying the ecology, behaviour and conservation of the population of Barbary macaques from Gibraltar, led by Dr Sylvain Lemoine, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.
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It is with great sadness that we learn about Jane Goodall passing away. Pioneering, inspiring, a true animal lover and feminist, her dedication to chimpanzee conservation paved the way for generations of primatologists. 😥🙏🦧

www.theguardian.com/science/2025...
Jane Goodall, world-renowned primatologist, dies aged 91
Jane Goodall Institute says ‘tireless advocate’ for natural world died in California during US speaking tour
www.theguardian.com
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And congratulations to Jeanne Thiodet for successfully completing her Master's degree in Ethology (Uni Sorbonne), also with a First! Project with the GMP evaluating the impact of the anthropogenic gradient on behaviour of Barbary macaques. @cam-archaeology.bsky.social
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Congratulations to Eliott Mestrallet for completing his Master's degree with a First (PRIAM Paris-Saclay AgroParisTech)! Project with the GMP on tourist-macaque interactions and behavioural adaptations to touristic pressure. Great work!
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Today at 1pm UK time the GMP will be featured in the Journal Club of the Centre for Comparative and Evolutionary Psychology from the University of Portsmouth!
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Even in Gibraltar, winter can be quite cold. Here juveniles Barbary macaques huddling each other keeping warm and reinforcing social relationships #Gibraltar #Barbaryapes #Barbarymacaques
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Winter is mating season in Barbary macaques, females can develop very large sexual swellings and get lots of attention from males, as here in Apes Den group #Gibraltar #barbarymacaques
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The Gibraltar Macaques Project is devoted to the study of behaviour, ecology and conservation of the beautiful Barbary macaques from the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, in Gibraltar. Stay tuned for regular research news #universityCambridge #barbarymacaques #Gibraltar #behaviour #science