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Check back often to see the latest news from Project Primate and the Chimpanzee Conservation Center posted here.
February 2008, 3,000 euros donated to the CCC. Thank You!
January, 2008
New SUV was purchased for the sanctuary.
September, 2007
A $25,000 donation from US Wildlife for radio collars.
September, 2006
We have a new US address. We also have three new baby chimps, a new nursery,
and several other donations.
January, 2006
A $2,000 donation was given by the International Primate Protection League (IPPL),
which enabled a new kitchen to be
constructed for food storage and preparation for the chimpanzees.
January, 2006
A $5,000 donation was given by Societe Miniere de Dinguiraye (SMD) at Lero, which covered general expenses at the CCC.
July, 2005
Annual Report for 2004 now available.
November, 2004
Microscope donated to Project Primate/CCC.
June, 2004
Annual Report for 2003 now available.
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)
March, 2004
March 1st:
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) signs grant to Project Primate
for $46,349.
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Project Primate, Inc. is a United States 501C (3) not-for-profit
organization dedicated to the protection and preservation
of chimpanzees, chiefly through the support and rehabilitation
of chimpanzees who have been orphaned or otherwise taken from
the wild, and through local public education.
on his teeth that we had to remove. He always had a good appetite
and a strong will to live. For the first 2 weeks at the center,
he was under 24 hours care. He even slept in the director's
bed! He has now come around and every new laugh is a small
victory. He is now integrated into the quarantine group and
is doing very well. Find out about the other chimps at CCC
in our 
