De Braza Monkeys were thought to only exist west of the Rift Valley till Helen Dufresne discovered them living in the Mathew’s Range. Overnight the population of this Endangered Primate quadrupled within Kenya (or something thereabouts – i can’t remember exactly the numbers). Check out these pictures from our last walking safari there:
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Fascinating photos. I sponsor a Primate Guardian working in this area.
Brenton, that is rather neat. who do you do that through?
james
‘Samburu Monkeys’ on Wildlife Direct here. Iregi Mwenje has organised it. Do you know Iregi? Iregi studied the De Brazza’s and the rare form of Colobus for a number of years in the Mathews range.