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the results of her habitat assessment, and the likely implications for future conservation.
Gannon first went to Costa Rica as an undergraduate to study Spanish and tropical ecology in 1998. It was on this trip that she was introduced to the gray-capped squirrel monkey.
Small in stature, these animals are approximately the size of a large cat, and they live in the low-lying secondary forests of the Central-Pacific region of Costa Rica.
Gannon returned to Costa Rica to continue her research of this monkey while pursuing her master’s degree in resource ecology at the
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