Dr. Harvey Croze

[Iain Douglas-Hamilton] presents thesis at 'Elephant Conference' in Ndala.

John Owen, flew in;

Desmond Vesey-Fitzgerald, by Land-rover from Arusha;

Harvey Croze, and Nani came in a Combie;

Mike Norton Griffiths, and Annie, senior ecologist of the Serengeti;

Dennis Herlocker, an American in charge of forestry in the Serengeti;

David Western, from Amboseli, studying the ecology of the Maasai and wildlife drove in from Kenya;

Hugh Lamprey, Director Serengeti Research Institute flew his glider from the Serengeti

Croze, Dr. Harvey . . . . . observed the impact of elephants on woodlands

From January to March 1983 a number of small ash eruptions occurred; in mid-February there was a slight fall of fine grey ash at Olduvai Gorge, 65 km to the west.

John Fanshawe and Harvey Croze took photographs from the air in early April 1983; [see web site] There was a lava flow reaching about two thirds across the floor of the pit crater and two small black cones with open vents at the base of the north wall.

Great website: just stumbled on it via a Google search for xxxxxx

Harvey Croze, D.Phil.

Amboseli Trust for Elephants