Watch this video about kipunji monkeys in africa. if you were a conservationist monitoring the populations of these monkeys, what method would you choose? link to da vid- (copy n paste it) givin away 20 points n markin !

    I would choose to make sure the local people value the forest especially the kipunji monkeys. How I would do that is by convicing them that leaving the forest is more profitable than cutting it down for agriculture use by suggesting that tourists will pay to visit their land. Tourism would boost the economy and value of the land. The local people can make a big profit  and save their forest too.

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