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From PASA – Pan African Sanctuaries Alliance We can’t believe how much the world has changed in just a few [...]
04-03-2020Book review by Alyson Baker* In The chimpanzee & me, academic primatologist and broadcaster Ben Garrod relates his experiences with chimpanzees. The [...]
04-01-2020By Diana – Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest If you are new to the blog, here are two things to know about [...]
04-01-2020Interview with Johannes Refisch, United Nations Great Apes Survival Partnership Programme, Manager and Coordinator Both great ape research and tourism [...]
03-31-2020The coronavirus pandemic could wipe out populations of chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans, leading scientists have warned. Our closest living relatives, [...]
03-25-2020With the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic, we are navigating unchartered waters. The world is yet again tested with a dangerous pathogen [...]
03-23-2020From PASA – Pan African Sanctuaries Alliance This is one of the hardest letters I’ve ever had to write. Our [...]
03-20-2020Dear CGA Members and Supporters, As the news each day presents updated information about the COVID-19 health crisis and the [...]
03-19-2020With the progression of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the health, safety, and well-being of all the 50 chimpanzees, guests [...]
03-18-2020By Gorilla Doctors Staff on Sunday, March 15th, 2020 in Blog. Dear Friends and Supporters, Last week, I attended and [...]
03-17-2020O GAP é um movimento internacional cujo objetivo maior é lutar pela garantia dos direitos básicos à vida, liberdade e não-tortura dos grandes primatas não humanos - Chimpanzés, Gorilas, Orangotangos e Bonobos, nossos parentes mais próximos no mundo animal. O Projeto GAP Brasil começou suas atividades em 2000 e atualmente conta com 4 santuários afiliados que abrigam em sua maioria animais resgatados de maus-tratos e condições inadequadas de vida em circos, espetáculos e zoológicos. Atualmente o GAP Brasil é a sede do projeto internacional, em função do trabalho de destaque com chimpanzés desenvolvido no país.
