Primate Conservation Education

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Primate conservation education is a commonly implemented strategy for confronting and combating the many threats facing primate species, particularly anthropogenic dangers. The field utilizes a wide variety of strategies and reaches audiences from the local to international scale. Conservation education's strength in conservation planning is widely held to be its ability to influence the knowledge, attitude, and behaviors (KAB) of relevant stakeholders toward primate well‐being. Strategies and programs practiced by case studies in primate range countries in Africa, Asia, Madagascar, and the Neotropics are explored. While the importance of conservation education as a strategy for primate conservation has long been recognized, numerous challenges encumber its practice, particularly lack of robust evaluation techniques. Primate conservation education, as a dynamic and highly adaptable method, stands as a priority for primate conservation efforts.

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