Hartmann's mountain zebra studbook 2011 - Marwell Zoo

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Fig. 1. Overview of satellite-tracked zebras’ movements (Nov 20, 2011 to Apr 23, 2012) Table 1. Location data summary for zebras with satellite-tracking collars AII *As of April 23, 2012 Kunene Region
The movement data we are obtaining will provide a much better understanding of the seasonal movement patterns of Hartmann’s mountain zebras in the communal conservancies and concession areas in between Etosha and Skeleton Coast national parks. Using digital maps we have already obtained (e.g., Fig. 2), we will also be able to investigate the factors that influence the zebras’ movements, including elevation, water sources, habitat types, roads, tourism hubs, hunting areas, and man-made features such as the veterinary cordon fence. Fig. 2. Movements of two mountain zebras, in relation to select landscape and other features (Nov 20, 2011 to Apr 23, 2012) Next steps This coming summer, we plan to retrieve the first three GPS collars we deployed and begin analyzing the data. We will continue to provide maps of the satellite-tracked zebras’ movements on a semiannual basis to Namibia’s Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the communal conservancies in our study area. AII
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