Duke University researcher Brian Hare represents a new breed of scientists that do their work away from the laboratory. For more, visit http://bit.ly/RGctrI http://on.fb.me/VMTQ2T
GRASP poster 2 (designed by Johann Jenson) http://on.fb.me/VAQmEl
Attention holiday shoppers! The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) shopping guide can help you make informed and environmentally friendly decisions. Download the guide at http://bit.ly/TLMZFl. http://on.fb.me/TLN1Nv
GRASP is pleased to announce that staff member Sarah Cheroben was honored as UNEP’s “United Nations Volunteer of the Agency” at a recent ceremony at Mount Kenya, in recognition of her outstanding work on behalf of great apes and the Mau ecosystem. Congratulations Sarah! http://on.fb.me/WL0JRa
Virunga National Park rangers report that another newborn Mountain gorilla has been identified within the Kabirizi group in DR Congo, bringing to 4 the number of new infants in this group. The growth rate for the Kabirizi group is now at 30% per year – well over the average of 6%. For more, visit http://bit.ly/Xt88to http://on.fb.me/WL0JAM
GRASP poster 1 (designed by Johann Jenson) http://on.fb.me/QIZtzX
Although M23 rebel armies still remain in the region, limited calm has returned to the Lwiro Primate Rehabilitation Centre in DR Congo. Here, a few of the 54 orphaned chimpanzees at the site check in. For more, visit http://on.fb.me/11z5vGB. http://on.fb.me/Svyqqm
