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Shirley McGreal and Helen Thirlway

Shirley McGreal (left) with IPPL board member Helen Thirlway.

 

IPPL Board of Directors

  • Dr. Shirley McGreal, Chairwoman – IPPL Founder and Executive Director
  • Dr. Yvonne Martin, Secretary – professor of geography, University of Calgary
  • Dianne Taylor-Snow, Treasurer – President, Wild Lens Photography
  • Rebecca Austin
  • Helen Thirlway

IPPL Field Representatives

Wherever primates can be found, our Field Representatives work to create and preserve national parks and sanctuaries, promote bans on primate hunting and trapping, and help combat local and international primate trade. IPPL currently has 30 Field Representatives in 25 countries.

  • S. Theodore Baskaran (South India)
  • Vijay Bhatia (North India)
  • Katriona Bradley, DVM (Hong Kong)
  • Bernadette Bresard, MD, DVM (France)
  • Dr. Roland Corluy (Belgium)
  • Olga Feliu, DVM (Spain)
  • Dr. Ranjen Fernando (Sri Lanka)
  • Evelyn Gallardo (West Coast USA)
  • Dr. Gustavo Gandini (Italy)
  • Martha Gutierrez (Argentina)
  • Gombe Stream Research Center (Tanzania)
  • Bettina Hickman (Zambia)
  • Dr. Zakir Husain (Bangladesh)
  • Milka Knezevic-Ivaskovic (Serbia)
  • Alika Lindbergh (France)
  • Dr. S.M. Mohnot (Central and West India)
  • Elba Muñoz Lopez (Chile)
  • Louis Ng (Singapore)
  • David Root (West Coast USA)
  • Valerie Sackey (Ghana)
  • Josef Schmuck (Austria)
  • Jean Senogles (South Africa)
  • Lynette Shanley (Australia)
  • Charles Shuttleworth (Taiwan)
  • Dr. Akira Suzuki (Japan)
  • Andrzej Szwagrzak (Bolivia)
  • Dr. Peter van de Bunt (Germany)
  • David van Gennep (Netherlands)
  • Hilko Wiersema (Netherlands)
  • Vivian Wilson (Zimbabwe)

IPPL Advisory Board

Our advisors include experts from the fields of zoology, anthropology, medicine, biology, veterinary medicine, and psychology. IPPL’s Advisory Board currently consists of 20 members.

  • Dr. James Alcock
  • Dr. Frances Burton
  • Dr. Ardith Eudey
  • Bruce Max Feldmann, DVM
  • Lord and Lady Fisher
  • Dr. Jane Goodall
  • Dr. Colin Groves
  • Rosalind Hanson-Alp
  • Dr. Barbara Harrisson
  • J. Mangalraj Johnson
  • Ann Koros
  • Dr. Iqbal Malik
  • Heather McGiffin
  • Dr. William McGrew
  • Anna Merz
  • Dr. Vernon Reynolds
  • Cyril Rosen
  • Dr. Geza Teleki
  • Dr. Linda Wolfe

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