Our Global Partners

IPPL provides financial support for numerous grassroots primate rescue and advocacy organizations in the U.S. and around in the world, especially in countries where primates are native. Here are some of the groups we have helped support just within the last few years.

Bolivia
Baby spider monkey at CIWYComunidad Inti Wara Yassi

Cameroon
Mandrill at LWCLimbe Wildlife Centre
Ape dealer caught by LAGAThe Last Great Ape Organization (LAGA)

Chile
Woolly monkey at Siglo XXISiglo XXI/Centro de Rescate y Rehabilitación de Primates

Colombia
Night monkeyFundación Entropika

Democratic Republic of Congo
Red-tailed monkey at CRPLCentre de Réhabilitation des Primates de Lwiro (CRPL)
Baby chimp at J.A.C.K.J.A.C.K.

Ecuador
Tamarins at Sumak AllpaSumak Allpa

Equatorial Guinea
Children's activity at BiokoBioko Biodiversity Protection Program

Guinea
Chimp at CCCThe Chimpanzee Conservation Center/Project Primate, Inc.

India
Hoolock gibbon femaleGibbon Conservation Centre

Indonesia
Gibbon at KalaweitKalaweit
ProFauna patrolProFauna Indonesia

Kenya
Colobus baby at the TrustThe Colobus Trust

Nepal
Monkey art benefit exhibitWildlife Watch Group

Nigeria
Putty-nosed guenon at CERCOPANCERCOPAN
Rare drill monkeyPandrillus, The Drill Rehabilitation and Breeding Center

Peru
Woolly monkey at IkamaperuIkamaperu
Yellow-tailed woolly monkeyNeotropical Primate Conservation

Republic of Congo
Radio-collared chimp at HELPHELP Congo

Sierra Leone
Baby chimp at TacugamaTacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary

South Africa
A babbon at CARECARE Baboon Sanctuary

Thailand
Golden-cheeked gibbon at Highland FarmHighland Farm
Macaques at WFFTWildlife Friends Foundation of Thailand

Uganda
Young camperCamp Uganda Conservation Education Society

Vietnam
EPRC caregiverEndangered Primate Rescue Center

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The Centre de Réhabilitation des Primates de Lwiro (CRPL), in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo, now provides a home to 50 chimpanzees and 63 monkeys. All of them are victims of illegal trade and other activities taking place in nearby forests—including unregulated mining, logging, poaching wildlife for bushmeat, and trafficking in primates for pets.

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