Part of a multidisciplinary team from the project Fostering Human-Wildlife Coexistence in Guinea-Bissau is currently conducting fieldwork in Guinea-Bissau, working to promote sustainable coexistence between local communities and wildlife.

The team is composed of specialists from various institutions: Elena Bersacola from the University of Exeter (United Kingdom); Amélia Frazão Moreira from the Centre for Research in Anthropology (CRIA - NOVA FCSH); N'Dei Tchula and Euclides Monteiro from the NGO Palmeirinha, Guinea-Bissau; Elísio Domingos Mandim and Irondina Januário Natiori from the Institute for Biodiversity and Protected Areas (IBAP, Guinea-Bissau); and Iáia Camará, representing Cadique Nalu, Guinea-Bissau.

The University of Exeter leads the project under the coordination of researcher Kimberley Hockings. This initiative is an example of international cooperation in environmental conservation and sustainable development, combining scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to protect biodiversity in Guinea-Bissau.