About the Ape Alliance

This work is sponsored by grants from the Born Free Foundation and Monkey Bible.

The Ape Alliance is an international coalition of organisations and individuals, working for the conservation and welfare of apes. It exists to:

Provide a forum for discussion of issues relating to apes.
Develop position papers on key issues.
Lobby collectively for enactment and/or enforcement of legislation to improve the welfare and/or conservation of apes.
Campaign for greater public awareness of ape issues and increase respect for apes.
Facilitate information exchange between member groups and, where appropriate, coordinate activities to maximise their beneficial effect.

	This work is also supported by grants from Animal Defenders International, the World Society for the Protection of Animals, and WWF UK.

This website is designed, maintained and hosted by Nicholas Young at Reaper Enterprises Ltd (web: www.reaper.com tel: +44(0)845 272 3534).

Attendance at Ape Alliance meetings is open to any organisations and individuals, by invitation, who share its goals.

Note: The Ape Alliance is a worldwide coalition that includes more than 80 member organizations and a network of hundreds of specialists, all of whom share a concern for non-human primates. Position papers, reports and letters PUBLISHED ON THIS WEBSITE do not necessarily reflect the views of every member of the Ape Alliance; members are free to sign on to, or opt out of, campaigns, working groups or correspondence according to their individual priorities.

Click here to read about 2001 - An Ape Odyssey.

At present there are the following Ape Alliance Working Groups:

For contact details of some of the Ape Alliance members, view the members list.


Ape Alliance Contact information.	web: www.4apes.com email: Please follow the links from this site to contact each individual member organisation.

Any queries about the website should be sent to: Nicholas Young Reaper Enterprises Ltd	web: www.reaper.com email: Use the contact form on the Reaper Enterpises website

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