Rapid assessment of non-flying mammals in three levels of human disturbance, Hacienda Barú National Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica

Introduction: Change of natural land use has become major a driver biodiversity loss around the world. Mammals are important components forests because they affect forest structure and composition, but few studies have compared mammals in tropical areas with different levels human disturbance. Objective: To do rapid assessment non-flying Hacienda Barú National Wildlife Refuge, Costa Rica, three zones Methods: On July 18-21, 2019, we identified trail walk sightings, camera traps, Sherman traps. Results: We 17 species no differences among zones. The most common were Cebus imitador Pecari tajacu, used plant was Mangifera indica. Conclusion: This brief study this reserve.