Dr Daphne Kerhoas

Daphne is a Senior Project Manager at WWT where she designs, implements and monitors several conservation projects in Cambodia linked to wetland habitat restoration, sustainable agriculture, ecotourism and the protection of various flagship species including the sarus crane.

Her research focuses on assessing conservation initiative effectiveness, monitoring populations of threatened species and habitat use. Daphne has worked on three continents observing wild primates' behaviours (namely white-faced capuchins, olive baboons, crested macaques, and long-tailed macaques). She is a member of the PSGB Conservation Working Party, the IUCN Primate Specialist Group (South-East Asia) and the IUCN Pigeon and Dove Specialist Group.

Daphne can be contacted at [email protected].