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THE LAST REFUGE

OF THE

GORILLA

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AGREEMENT

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ANGOLA

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THE NEXT

PANDEMIC

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PREVENTING

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RUNWILD:

TECHNOLOGY AND

GREAT APE CONSERVATION

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BRIDGING

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OUR VISION

GRASP’s vision is to conserve and expand all existing wild great ape populations and habitats and ensure their long-term viability.

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OUR AMBASSADORS

DR. JANE GOODALL, DBE

DR. RUSSELL MITTERMEIER

DR. RICHARD W. WRANGHAM

DR. RICHARD LEAKEY

NADYA HUTAGALUNG

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LATEST NEWS

Climate change implications for the conservation and behaviour of the mountain gorilla

The GRASP secretariat is pleased to share that the paper "Higher Maximum Temperature Increases the Frequency of Water Drinking in Mountain Gorillas (Gorilla beringei beringei)" has been published today in [...]

Remembering Dr Richard Leakey

Dr Richard Leakey 19.12.44-02.01.22 The GRASP secretariat is very saddened to hear of the passing of GRASP Patron, Kenyan conservationist and paleoanthropologist Dr Richard Leakey. Dr Leakey has written hundreds of [...]

COVID-19 and climate change threaten the last refuge of the mountain gorilla

The Greater Virunga landscape, a mountainous area straddling the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda, is the last refuge of mountain gorillas in the world. For years, the national [...]

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