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Nature’s Valley Baboon Project

Members of Nature’s Valley Baboon Project team present at Midwest Primate Interest Group Conference 2025

Posted on September 22, 2025

Undergraduate students Isabelle Anderson (UW-Madison) and Gabrielle Mostow (Harvard University) presented posters on their summer projects at the Midwest Primate Interest Group meeting in Chicago in September 2025! Both students spent their summer in Nature’s …

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Nature’s Valley Baboon Project presented at IPS Madagascar!

Posted on September 4, 2025

In July 2025, the Nature’s Valley Baboon Project, co-directed by Dr. Margaret Bryer, Dr. Kris Sabbi and Dr. Hendri Coetzee, presented at the 30th Congress of the International Primatological Society in Antananarivo, Madagascar! Multiple members …

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Summer 2025 (or winter 2025 in South Africa) was an exciting time for the Nature’s Valley Baboon Project!

Posted on August 10, 2025

Co-directors Drs. Kris Sabbi and Margaret Bryer brought four undergraduates from the US to work with our third co-director Dr. Hendri Coetzee and our research team on the ground, Carla van Hasselt and Nicolas Marais, …

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