Amyot Kofoky

Conservation of Endemic Malagasy Trident-Nosed Bats

Bat detector training by Amyot Kofoky.

Preparing bat for radio tracking.

Colony of Triaenops rufus in Bemaraha.

Town/RegionCountryCategoriesDate
Saint Augustin
Tsingy De Bemaraha Nature Reserve
Anjohibe
MadagascarAfrica, Mammal19 Jul 2005

Both species I am studying are endemic and roost in caves, but little data is available about their foraging habit requirements. Triaenops furculus (IUCN vulnerable) is less common than T.rufus and I will investigate if this is because of different habitat requirements.

The results of this study will be incorporated into the conservation management of two important cave reserves and will lead to the production of species action plans.

To read about Amyot's previous grant http://www.ruffordsmallgrants.org/rsg/Projects/AmyotKofotky or for more information contact ramanavy@wanadoo.mg

Articles 2005 - 2006

Read more about the activities undertaken and findings of this project in the articles and publications below.

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African Bat Conservation News.pdf166.52 KB
Biodivers Conserv.pdf187.93 KB
Animal Conservation (2005) 8.pdf168.83 KB
Mammalian Biology.pdf575.09 KB
Final Report

Read about the activities undertaken and findings of this project in the final report below.

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Detailed Final Report.doc585 KB

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