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What would induce someone to kill a mother and father ape to steal their baby? The answer is money. Infant…
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This section is concerned with efforts to end the use of trained Apes in the entertainment industry; including films, adverts…
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This section is concerned with efforts to end the use of Apes and other non-human primates in biomedical research and…
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This section is concerned with the hunting and killing of apes for food - "bushmeat". The bushmeat killing of great…
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Saving the apes can help the fight against climate change. The Paris Climate Agreement charted the way for every country…
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Apes are amazing and important creatures. They play an important role in the ecology of their forest habitat. With deforestation,…
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The Orangutan Working Group is concerned with the protection of orangutans - Pongo pygmaeus. Orangutans are threatened by the destruction…
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Orangutan habitat is rapidly disappearing because of the spread of plantations devoted to producing palm oil - a cheap ingredient…
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Imagine the endless possibilities for a Cinema that is simply pedalled by a Bicycle. Education, Conservation and Entertainment reaching the…
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Imagine the endless possibilities for a Cinema that is simply pedalled by a Bicycle. Education, Conservation and Entertainment reaching the…
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'Primate tourism', in which people travel and see wild primates in their natural environment, is a burgeoning industry, and one…
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The Problem Primate Working Group, in collaboration with People and Wildlife, creating conservation solutions for living together. Human and non-human…
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