U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Wildlife Without Borders Great Apes Program

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		Great apes throughout West and Central Africa, and in Southeast Asia–including gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, and gibbons–are being hunted for food, and facing the rapid loss of habitat. In order to help save these species, the U.S. Congress passed the Great Ape Conservation Act. Great Apes Program Fact Sheet Great Apes Conservation Act of 2000 *Grant Program* How to Apply for a Grant Read the Assistance Award Guidelines applicable to all grants made under this Program. Great Ape Conservation Fund Summary Report 2001-2007 Africa Grants by Country 2001-2007 Asia Grants by Country 2001-2007 Summary of Projects 2007 Summary of Projects 2006 Summary of Projects 2005 Summary of Projects 2004 Summary of Projects 2003 Summary of Projects 2002 Summary of Projects 2001 News/Press Releases DONATE to the Multinational Species Fund Mountain Gorillas 8/9/2007 Congo Basin Conservation Efforts 3/16/07 International Grants Awarded 8/30/06 Additional $2.5 million for Great Apes in Congo Basin in 2006 (1/1/06) International Grants Awarded 11/23/05 Tsunami Wildlife Relief Funds 4/20/05 Update: International Species Grants Awarded 10/1/04 Article: Wildlife Knows No Borders, Fish & Wildlife News, Spring 2003, page 40 last updated: July 3, 2008 Wildlife Without Borders \| International Affairs main page \| Contact International Affairs \| USFWS home page \| Privacy \| FOIA \| Department of the Interior \| First Gov \|