Kibale Chimpanzee Project
Research, conservation, and education
Category: Education
Jess Hartel interviewed for ASP
KCP’s Dr. Jessica Hartel discusses the Kibale Snare Removal Program, which protects chimpanzees in Uganda while engaging with local communities in conservation and education. Interview for Welfare “Hot Topics” – the American Society of Primatologists: https://asp.org/2020/08/20/kibale-snare-removal-program/
Read MoreSaving Apes on World Wildlife Day
This short video, narrated by Richard Wrangham, clarifies some of the threats facing wild apes.
Read MoreMoreen Uwimbabazi a Baldwin Fellow
Congratulations to KCP researcher, and new Baldwin Fellow, Moreen Uwimbabazi.
Read MoreRichard Wrangham and Jane Goodall in conversation
See Richard Wrangham and Jane Goodall at the 2013 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival.
Read MoreKCP helps train guides for ecotourism
43 ranger guides, field assistants, and supervisors working with chimpanzees in Uganda meet to share their knowledge and experiences.
Read MoreNew children’s book features Kibale primates
Artist Eric Losh has created a beautiful book featuring the primates of the Kibale Forest.
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