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Videos 2019 – EN
Black and Dolores at Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, São Paulo, Brazil – 2019/11/13
From PASA – Pan African Sanctuaries Alliance Do you remember Captain? As an infant, his mother was killed by poachers [...]
11-16-2020GAP Project Spain once again mourns the death of Mike and Karibuna, two chimpanzees who have been shot dead in [...]
11-10-2020On 11/06/2020, Afada Ong @afadaong filed a Habeas Corpus lawsuit with the Public Defense office of the Province of Rio [...]
11-09-2020From PASA – Pan African Sanctuaries Alliance Right now, PASA is conducting our largest primate rescue ever – and we [...]
11-06-2020Book review by Alyson Baker* “Chimps do not belong to us and they certainly do not belong to science” – [...]
11-02-2020From Save the Chimps Sanctuary Perhaps you’ve carved pumpkins, drank your pumpkin lattes, and enjoyed your pumpkin spice. Well, now [...]
10-30-2020It’s children’s week in Brazil and we would like to share some play time moments of chimpanzees from the Great [...]
10-14-2020On October 13, 2020, join Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries for a global day of giving in support of 37 [...]
10-12-2020From The Center for Great Apes (CGA) In spite of a pandemic, our mission and work to help great apes [...]
10-09-2020From Save the Chimps Sanctuary My name is Yvette and Save the Chimps is currently fundraising for new climbing structures [...]
09-28-2020The Great Ape Project, or GAP, is an international movement created in 1994 whose main purpose is to fight for the basic rights to life, freedom and non-torture of the nonhuman great apes – Chimpanzees, Gorillas, Orangutans and Bonobos, the closest relatives of man in the animal world. Currently GAP is present in 13 countries – Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Ivory Coast and Japan, in which representatives work mainly to spread the purpose of the cause of the Rights of the Great Apes and in activism.
