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Check back often to see the latest news from Project Primate and the Chimpanzee Conservation Center posted here.
THANKS to past and present funders, without whom our activities wouldn't be possible:
- The Arcus Foundation
- Edith J. Goode Trust fund
- US Fish and Wildlife
- Chimpanzee Conservation Sensitization Program
- The Great Ape Trust of Iowa
- TUSK
- La Fondation Brigitte Bardot
- International Primate Protection League
- The Swedish Chimpanzee Conservation Trust
- Fauna and Flora International
- Columbus Zoo
- And many more over the past years
- Private donors and supporters
In kind Donation for 2008:
- BHP billiton in Guinea for logistical support
- Stichting AAP for filming
June 27th 2008
CCC released 12 chimpanzees back into the wild
In 2008
Projet Primate France was reactivated.
March 25th 2009
We have a new US address.
2008 Annual Report
June, 2004
The CCC continues education efforts by creating radio spots and distributing stickers.
March, 2004
Estelle Raballand wins Humane Society International's Award for
Extraordinary Commitment and Achievement.
View recent video
made of Project Primate on-site at CCC. The video was
created by the Humane Society of the US, with footage
courtesy of Envoye Special team from France 2; the video
was shown at the recent award ceremony.
(get windows media player to view video)
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In support of the Centre de Conservation pour Chimpanzés
Project Primate, Inc. is a United States 501C (3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to the protection and
conservation of chimpanzees, chiefly through the support and release of chimpanzees who have been orphaned,
and through local public education.
Project Primate a chimpanzee rehabilitation sanctuary, which is currently home to 38
orphaned and confiscated chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes verus) located in the Parc National du Haut Niger (PNHN), Guinea.
In June 2008, the CCC has released its first group of chimpanzees back to the wild in the PNHN.
All the CCC's objectives are part of a worldwide conservation effort to save great apes. The CCC is hoping to continue
improving the lives of the chimpanzees under its care, continue the monitoring of the first released group, release the second
group of the CCC's chimpanzees into the wild, protect the chimpanzee population living in the PNHN
(the largest wild chimpanzee population in Guinea) and continue its education and awareness program.
Map of Area
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March, 2009
Updates throughout the site.
8.09.04
Site updated with new photos throughout site, courtesy of Xavier Dufail, taken
during a recent visit.
Please visit his site for more photos.
3.25.04
Please note USA address changes for Project Primate office and mail.
9.30.02
Our new Support-a-Chimp
Form has been added. You will need the free Adobe
Acrobat Reader to view this form.
9.15.02
A new Tribute section has been added for our chimps that have passed away.
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