Protecting Biodiversity Through Science and Community Engagement
Field Research and Biodiversity Exploration
PBCA conducts field expeditions in remote forest ecosystems to study primate populations and document biodiversity. Our teams collect ecological and socio-environmental data that help identify conservation priorities and emerging environmental threats.
These missions also contribute to discovering poorly documented areas that may qualify for future conservation or protected area designation.
Scientific Research and Knowledge Production
Scientific knowledge is essential for effective conservation. PBCA conducts research on primates, forest ecosystems and biodiversity dynamics in collaboration with universities and research institutions.
Our work aims to generate reliable data that support environmental policies, conservation planning and sustainable natural resource management in the Congo Basin.
Partnerships and Conservation Collaboration
Protecting biodiversity requires collective action. PBCA builds partnerships with academic institutions, conservation organizations, local communities and international stakeholders to strengthen conservation initiatives.
Through collaboration, knowledge sharing and coordinated action, PBCA promotes innovative approaches to biodiversity protection and sustainable development.
Geospatial Monitoring and Conservation Technology
PBCA integrates Geographic Information Systems (GIS), satellite imagery, remote sensing and spatial analysis to monitor ecosystems and map biodiversity hotspots across the Congo Basin.
These technologies allow us to track environmental changes, support ecological monitoring and produce evidence-based maps and data that guide conservation planning, decision-making and protection strategies.
