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Livingstone's Flying FoxEducational resources on Livingstone's Flying FoxLivingstone's Flying Fox or Pteropus livingstonii is listed on the IUCN Red list (1996) as Critically Endangered due to A1c+2cd, B1+2c, C2a. IUCN Profile of the Livingstone's Flying Fox Comoros: The Comoro Islands' Home Page Coelacanth - Livingstone's Flying Fox - Shirazi - Volcano - Coral Reefs - Islam - Western Indian Ocean - Ancient Maritime Trade - Ylang-ylang www.ksu.edu/sasw/comoros Volunteer, Research, and Work Opportunities in Africa The flagship species of our project is Livingstone's flying fox (Pteropuslivingstonii). Livingstone's flying fox is one of the rarest fruit bats in the world and www.isp.msu.edu/NCSA/volteer.htm 2003 Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium - Papers O-Z Livingstone’s flying fox, Pteropus livingstonii, is a giant fruit bat endemic to two small islands of the Union of the Comoros, located near Madagascar in the western Indian Ocean www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/conference_manager/sample_prog/papers_nz.html ELISE F. GRANEK Conservation Action Plan for Livingstone's flying fox, Pteropus livingstonii. Action Comores International Report. Service and Other Activities S OCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS S OCIETY FOR web.pdx.edu/~graneke/granek_CV.pdf 2003 Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium - Keyword Index Conservation planning for an African flagship species: A strategy for Livingstone’s flying fox and the Comorian rainforest Concurrent Sessions III, African Conservation, 1:30 - 2 www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/conference_manager/sample_prog/keywordidx.html 2003 Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium - Schedule Conservation planning for an African flagship species: A strategy for Livingstone’s flying fox and the Comorian rainforest Brent Sewall, Elise F. Granek www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/conference_manager/sample_prog/schedule.html Granek_CV PSU P Conservation Action Plan for Livingstone's flying fox, Pteropus livingstonii. Action Comores International Report. Presentations at Professional Meetings Granek, E.F. 2008. web.pdx.edu/~graneke/pubs/Granek_CV%20_March%202009.pdf 2003 Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium - Title Index Conservation planning for an African flagship species: A strategy for Livingstone’s flying fox and the Comorian rainforest (paper) Correlations between historic land-use and www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/conference_manager/sample_prog/titleidx.html 2003 Chicago Open The home of Livingstone’s flying fox, which is an enormous fruit bat, as well as some coelacanths, it is located at the northern end of the quizbowl.stanford.edu/archive/chicagoopen2003/03Chi-10.doc 2003 Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium - Author Index Conservation planning for an African flagship species: A strategy for Livingstone’s flying fox and the Comorian rainforest (paper) Concurrent Sessions III, African Conservation, 1 www.cnr.berkeley.edu/~alyons/conference_manager/sample_prog/authoridx.html
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