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Videos 2019 – EN
Black and Dolores at Great Apes Sanctuary of Sorocaba, São Paulo, Brazil – 2019/11/13
By GAP Project Spain The International Committee of the World Biological Corridor (CICBM) declared as the KILOMETER ZERO FOR CHIMPANZEES a [...]
12-30-2021Thomas Lovejoy, a well-known American conservation biologist who coined the term “biological diversity” in 1980, died on December 25 at [...]
12-26-2021GAP Project Brazil/International wishes you Happy Holidays and a New Year with good health and peace! [...]
12-20-2021Scientists at the University of Oxford have developed new artificial intelligence (AI) models to recognise behaviours of chimpanzees in the [...]
12-09-2021By Alyson Baker* Why do we treat others ethically? Why must we treat others ethically? According to the moral framework [...]
12-03-2021From the Center for Great Apes (CGA) Ewok, Josh, Billy, Mystery, Sabina, Maude, Shauri Ya Mungu (Sha-Sha) and Jeeter safely [...]
11-30-2021By Patti Ragan, from Center for Great Apes Losing one of our great ape residents is the most difficult part [...]
11-23-2021World leaders are gathered in Glasgow, Scotland, since October 31 at COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference. This event [...]
11-02-2021From Save the Chimps With humans sharing approximately 98.8% of our DNA with chimpanzees, it’s easy to misunderstand them. “The [...]
10-25-2021From Center for Great Apes (CGA) When I first thought of a sanctuary for one orangutan (Pongo) and one chimpanzee (Grub) [...]
10-11-2021The 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.
