• 1: Serge Wich & Andrew J. Marshall: An introduction to primate conservation 2: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Why conserve primates? 3: Alison Cotton, Fay Clark, Jean P. Boubli & Christoph Schwitzer: IUCN Red List of Threatened Primate Species 4: Colin Groves: Species concepts and conservation 5: Milena Salgado Lynn, Pierfrancesco Sechi, Lounès Chikhi & Benoît Goossens: Primate conservation genetics at the dawn of conservation genomics 6: Genevieve Campbell, Josephine Head, Jessica Junker & Anna K.I. Nekaris: Primate abundance and distribution: Background concepts and methods 7: Mitchell Irwin: Habitat Change: Loss, Fragmentation and Degradation 8: Vincent Nijman & Aoife Healy: Present-day international primate trade in historical context 9: John E. Fa & Nikki Tagg: Hunting and primate conservation 10: Charles L. Nunn & Thomas R. Gillespie: Infectious disease and primate conservation 11: Amanda H. Korstjens & Alyson Hillyer: Primates and climate change: a review of current knowledge 12: David Gaveau, Serge A. Wich, & Andrew J. Marshall: Are protected areas conserving primate habitat in Indonesia? 13: Erik Meijaard: The role of multifunctional landscapes in primate conservation 14: Tatyana Humle & Catherine Hill: People-primate interactions: implications for primate conservation 15: Benjamin B. Beck: The role of translocation in primate conservation 16: John Garcia-Ulloa & Lian Pin Koh: Payment for ecosystem services: the role of REDD+ in primate conservation 17: Sandra Tranquilli: The role of evidence-based conservation in improving primate conservation 18: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Some future directions for primate conservation research

This volume is an excellent compendium of the basis for primate conservation, and the issues, means, and diverse aspects involved. A good introduction it is, and clearly an essential, easy-to-read, very nicely produced textbook for university courses.

• 1: Serge Wich & Andrew J. Marshall: An introduction to primate conservation 2: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Why conserve primates? 3: Alison Cotton, Fay Clark, Jean P. Boubli & Christoph Schwitzer: IUCN Red List of Threatened Primate Species 4: Colin Groves: Species concepts and conservation 5: Milena Salgado Lynn, Pierfrancesco Sechi, Lounès Chikhi & Benoît Goossens: Primate conservation genetics at the dawn of conservation genomics 6: Genevieve Campbell, Josephine Head, Jessica Junker & Anna K.I. Nekaris: Primate abundance and distribution: Background concepts and methods 7: Mitchell Irwin: Habitat Change: Loss, Fragmentation and Degradation 8: Vincent Nijman & Aoife Healy: Present-day international primate trade in historical context 9: John E. Fa & Nikki Tagg: Hunting and primate conservation 10: Charles L. Nunn & Thomas R. Gillespie: Infectious disease and primate conservation 11: Amanda H. Korstjens & Alyson Hillyer: Primates and climate change: a review of current knowledge 12: David Gaveau, Serge A. Wich, & Andrew J. Marshall: Are protected areas conserving primate habitat in Indonesia? 13: Erik Meijaard: The role of multifunctional landscapes in primate conservation 14: Tatyana Humle & Catherine Hill: People-primate interactions: implications for primate conservation 15: Benjamin B. Beck: The role of translocation in primate conservation 16: John Garcia-Ulloa & Lian Pin Koh: Payment for ecosystem services: the role of REDD+ in primate conservation 17: Sandra Tranquilli: The role of evidence-based conservation in improving primate conservation 18: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Some future directions for primate conservation research

This volume is an excellent compendium of the basis for primate conservation, and the issues, means, and diverse aspects involved. A good introduction it is, and clearly an essential, easy-to-read, very nicely produced textbook for university courses.

• 1: Serge Wich & Andrew J. Marshall: An introduction to primate conservation 2: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Why conserve primates? 3: Alison Cotton, Fay Clark, Jean P. Boubli & Christoph Schwitzer: IUCN Red List of Threatened Primate Species 4: Colin Groves: Species concepts and conservation 5: Milena Salgado Lynn, Pierfrancesco Sechi, Lounès Chikhi & Benoît Goossens: Primate conservation genetics at the dawn of conservation genomics 6: Genevieve Campbell, Josephine Head, Jessica Junker & Anna K.I. Nekaris: Primate abundance and distribution: Background concepts and methods 7: Mitchell Irwin: Habitat Change: Loss, Fragmentation and Degradation 8: Vincent Nijman & Aoife Healy: Present-day international primate trade in historical context 9: John E. Fa & Nikki Tagg: Hunting and primate conservation 10: Charles L. Nunn & Thomas R. Gillespie: Infectious disease and primate conservation 11: Amanda H. Korstjens & Alyson Hillyer: Primates and climate change: a review of current knowledge 12: David Gaveau, Serge A. Wich, & Andrew J. Marshall: Are protected areas conserving primate habitat in Indonesia? 13: Erik Meijaard: The role of multifunctional landscapes in primate conservation 14: Tatyana Humle & Catherine Hill: People-primate interactions: implications for primate conservation 15: Benjamin B. Beck: The role of translocation in primate conservation 16: John Garcia-Ulloa & Lian Pin Koh: Payment for ecosystem services: the role of REDD+ in primate conservation 17: Sandra Tranquilli: The role of evidence-based conservation in improving primate conservation 18: Andrew J. Marshall & Serge A. Wich: Some future directions for primate conservation research

This volume is an excellent compendium of the basis for primate conservation, and the issues, means, and diverse aspects involved. A good introduction it is, and clearly an essential, easy-to-read, very nicely produced textbook for university courses.