Justification
Habitat is declining in extent, area and quality in parts of this species's very small and fragmented range. It is close to being listed as Endangered, but is known from more than five locations and consequently only qualifies as Vulnerable.

Threats
Habitat destruction and fragmentation, and hunting for food threaten this species^4,5,6. Away from Coiba, most lowland areas in its range have already been deforested⁴.

Conservation
Coiba is a national park protecting nearly 30% of this species's range. On the mainland, it occurs within Cerro Hoya National Park and El Montuso Forest Reserve³.

Targets
*Survey to assess numbers within protected areas and identify additional sites requiring protection. *Study the species's ecological requirements⁵. *Assess the extent of habitat loss within protected areas and the region as a whole.