The Mandrillus Project was born in 2012 to study the unique habituated population of wild mandrills
The project studies the socioecology of the only habituated group of wild mandrills (Mandrillus sphinx) worldwide. The study population  is currently composed of ca. 150 individuals that roam in a mosaic of savannas and equatorial rain forests located in the vicinity of the village of Bakoumba in southern Gabon (Lékédi Park).
Our aims are three-folds

1. Obtain unvaluable scientific knowledge on mandrill's life and ecology

2. Help protect mandrills

3. Sustain local people

jobs

We are recruiting a couple to manage the field site in Gabon (fluent French is mandatory). For more details, see here.
Send a detailed letter of motivation and a CV to:
marie.charpentier[at]umontpellier.fr

Photo credits: Nory El Ksabi, Alice Percher, Benoit Quintard, Timo Brockmeyer, Pierre-Hadrien Pottier