Surveys are a critical part of the conservation program, the data collected is an essential part of the decision making process for prioritizing conservation actions. Surveys are often in rural habitat with a significant level of interaction with local communities. Local community awareness and involvement is key to expanding the strength and effectiveness of the conservation program.

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Surveys identify the distribution of pure Buffy tufted-ear and Buffy headed marmosets, they also identify family groups that are in high risk situations with invasive or hybrid marmosets in close proximity...