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Recording schedule\n\nSurveys will take place on three nights per week for approximately twelve weeks.\n\nOn each survey night, the askari will make a ten-minute recording at four approximate times:\n\n7:00 p.m.\n10:00 p.m.\n1:00 a.m.\n4:00 a.m.\n\nThis will produce approximately 144 standardised recordings during the pilot.\n\nRecordings will be made from the same agreed location wherever possible. The askari will remain nearby but will avoid talking, moving unnecessarily or playing audio during the recording period.\n\nThis approach is more practical and respectful of privacy than recording continuously throughout the night. It will also make the recordings easier to store, upload and review.\n\n4. Field observations\n\nFor each recording, the askari will complete a short form recording:\n\nDate\nRecording time\nWeather conditions\nRainfall\nWind\nApproximate temperature, where available\nUnusual artificial light\nLoud human-generated noise\nAnimals seen\nAnimal calls recognised\nUnusual wildlife activity\nAny problems with the recording\n\nThe askari will also be encouraged to make additional recordings when an unusual or previously unheard animal calls near the site.\n\n5. Reviewing and organising recordings\n\nRecordings will be labelled using the date and time and uploaded regularly using mobile data.\n\nRecordings will first be grouped into broad categories such as:\n\nBirds\nFrogs\nInsects\nMammals\nHuman-generated sounds\nUnknown sounds\n\nWhere reliable identification is possible, the species name will be recorded. Automated identification tools may be used to suggest possible species, but uncertain identifications will remain labelled as unconfirmed until reviewed by someone with appropriate knowledge.\n\nThe project will focus on producing a careful and transparent dataset rather than claiming that every sound can be identified.\n\n6. Community sound library and report\n\nAt the end of the pilot, the project will produce:\n\nA collection of organised nocturnal recordings\nA map and description of the survey site\nA preliminary species and animal-group list\nA summary of activity recorded at different times of night\nA short account of the askari’s observations and experience\nA simple monitoring protocol that other night watchmen could follow\nRecommendations for expanding the project to additional sites\n\nSelected recordings may be shared through the GainForest platform or other open biodiversity platforms, provided they contain no sensitive human conversations or information.\n\nCommunity participation\n\nThe askari will not simply operate equipment on behalf of the applicant. He will be an active participant in the design and implementation of the project.\n\nHis existing knowledge of the site will help determine the safest and most productive recording location. He will record his own observations, identify familiar sounds, report environmental changes and provide feedback on whether the monitoring approach is practical during normal night duties.\n\nThe project budget includes direct payment to recognise the additional work involved. This is important because community members should not be expected to provide biodiversity-monitoring labour without compensation.\n\nAt the end of the pilot, the askari will be interviewed about:\n\nWhat he learned\nWhich wildlife sounds he recognised\nChanges he noticed during the project\nDifficulties he experienced\nWhether the survey affected his normal duties\nHow the monitoring system could be improved\nWhether other night watchmen would be interested in participating\nExpected results\n\nBy the end of the project, we expect to have:\n\nOne trained community nocturnal biodiversity monitor\nApproximately 144 standardised sound recordings\nAdditional recordings of unusual wildlife events\nA preliminary nocturnal biodiversity inventory for the site\nInformation about how animal activity changes through the night\nA record of rainfall, disturbance and other environmental conditions\nA tested smartphone-based monitoring protocol\nEvidence of whether the approach could be expanded to other locations\n\nThe pilot will also highlight the important but often overlooked environmental knowledge held by night watchmen.\n\nPotential longer-term impact\n\nIf successful, this model could be expanded to include night watchmen working at:\n\nSchools\nResidential compounds\nUrban forests\nOffices and factories\nFarms\nTourism facilities\nCommunity conservation areas\nTree nurseries and restoration sites\n\nA network of participating askaris could provide repeated observations from many locations at relatively low cost. Over time, these data could help identify areas that continue to support nocturnal wildlife, changes in species occurrence, seasonal patterns and the effects of vegetation, lighting and urban development.\n\nThe project could also create new recognition and small income opportunities for people whose environmental knowledge is currently rarely acknowledged.\n\nEthics, privacy and safety\n\nThe project will follow clear privacy and safety rules.\n\nThe recording location will be positioned away from homes, private conversations and public gathering areas wherever possible. Recordings containing understandable private conversations will not be publicly shared and will be deleted where appropriate.\n\nThe phone (or Audio Moth) will not be used to photograph or record people without their permission.\n\nThe askari will not be asked to follow, capture, approach or disturb wildlife. His existing security duties will remain the priority, and recordings will only be made when it is safe to do so.\n\nSensitive information, such as the location of vulnerable species, will not be publicly shared without considering possible risks.\n\nSustainability\n\nThe main equipment purchased through the project is a smartphone, which can continue to be used after the grant ends. Once the survey method has been established, future monitoring will require relatively limited additional equipment.\n\nThe recording protocol, training materials and monitoring form will be designed so that they can be reused with other night watchmen.\n\nResults from the pilot will be used to approach schools, property managers, conservation organisations and other partners about supporting additional monitoring sites. 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