Cameroon Project #11196

Empower 22 African Communities to Protect Primates

by Pan African Sanctuary Alliance

Empower 22 African Communities to Protect Primates

Empower 22 African Communities to Protect Primates

Conservation education in Sierra Leone

Infant chimpanzees

Tree planting

Infant bonobo

Local kids support gorilla conservation

Lowland gorilla

Nature field trip in Cameroon

Baby drill monkey

Chimpanzee

Moustached monkey and putty-nosed monkey

Sanctuary field trip in Sierra Leone

Red-capped mangabey

Conservation education in Cameroon

Gorillas in Gabon

Jeta James Fawoh, Ape Action Africa educator

Lowland gorilla mother and baby

Chimpanzees in Uganda

Ateh Wilson, Limbe Wildlife Center educator

Conservation coloring books

Infant gorilla

Community conservation awareness program in Guinea

Bonobo

Adult male drill monkey

Bo lives in an office and eats unsuitable food

Please help Bo get to a proper wildlife sanctuary!

Faces of PASA

Ponso clings to Estelle in relief.

Matilda, a 3.5 month old by-product of bush meat

"Kimia", Lingala for "peace"

"Kimia" airlifted home.

I want to help rescue chimps!

Little Kanoa

Kanoa and Anita - best friends

Please give at http://www.pasaprimates.org/donate

Africa's primates desperately need your help

The sanctuary staff from Cameroon

Yellow baboon at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre

Lilongwe Wildlife Centre

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Organization Information

Pan African Sanctuary Alliance

Location: Portland, OR - USA
Website: http://www.pasaprimates.org

Pan African Sanctuary Alliance

Project Leader:
Gregg Tully
Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA)
Portland, Oregon United States

$17,219 raised of $25,000 goal

121 donations

$7,781 to go

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bring 50 local school children to a PASA sanctuary to learn about native wildlife and forests.

provides a month's supply of motorbike fuel for an educator to travel to neighboring villages to deliver conservation education programs.

provides 15 clean-burning cook-stoves for a community.

sets up a local sustainable livestock program such as raising rabbits as an alternative to hunting bush meat.

trains local community residents to become wildlife monitors to replace income from hunting or selling wildlife.

sets up and runs a local tree nursery or a women's craft cooperative for two years to provide sustainable income that protects native forests.

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