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Primate Conservation Bushmeat
Bushmeat refers to the meat of terrestrial wild animals, killed for
subsistence or commercial purposes. Its use is a serious conservation threat
for many primate species.
Note: Many sites containing information about bushmeat
include graphic images that may not be appropriate for all audiences.
- Lemurs Hunted, Eaten Amid Civil Unrest, Group Says (National Geographic News; August 21, 2009)
- Gorillas orphaned by bushmeat trade set free on island (Mongabay; August 10, 2009)
- More than 300 gorillas butchered each year in the Republic of Congo (Mongabay; March 27, 2009)
- Bushmeat, an African delicacy, facing NY crackdown (Reuters; February 22, 2009)
- Judge cans monkey meat (New York Daily News; January 2, 2009)
- NY judge: Religion aside, monkey meat needs permit (Associated Press; January 3, 2009)
- Man Suffers from 1,415 Diseases; Blames His Gorilla Meat Diet (EcoWorldly)
- More diseases surface as bush meat eating rises (Daily Monitor; August 20, 2008)
- DRC: Monkey pox kills 22 in Equateur province (IRIN News; July 1, 2008)
- Central Africa: Expert Blames Aids, Ebola to Bush Meat (The Citizen, Tanzania; June 6, 2008)
- Wildlife Meat Dangerous for Humans If Not Checked (New Vision, Uganda; February 4, 2008)
- Hungry Tanzania refugees eat chimps and wild game (Reuters Africa; January 22, 2007)
- A Taste of Baboon and Monkey Meat, and Maybe of Prison, Too (New York Times; November 17, 2007)
- Chimpazees declining in parks - official (New Vision, Uganda; November 18, 2007)
- Equatorial Guinea bans hunting and eating monkeys (AFP; November 7, 2007)
- Dispute Over Monkey Meat Hits on Religious Freedom (New York Sun; August 20, 2007)
- Bushmeat: Curse of the Monkey's Paw (ABC News; March 15, 2007)
- Congo rebels kill rare ape, raising survival fears (Reuters; January 10, 2007)
- Road kill in Cameroon - killing of gorillas and other animals (Natural History; February 1997)
- Ape Meat Sold in U.S., European Black Markets (National Geographic News; July 18, 2006)
- Africa's apes 'are being eaten to extinction' (Mail and Guardian Online; June 30, 2006)
- Bushmeat trade threatens African wildlife (Independent Online; June 18, 2006)
- In the past, game was locally hunted and eaten as part of the diet of villagers; Now it is being consumed on an industrial scale (The Star, South Africa; June 14, 2006)
- Bush-meat traders threaten Nigeria's chimps (Georgia Straight, Canada; November 3, 2005)
- Gorillas being poached for 'bushmeat' trade (Independent Online, South Africa; August 31, 2005)
- Monkey meat sold in city (New Vision, Uganda; August 27, 2005)
- Lemur hunting persists in Madagascar, rare primates fall victim to hunger (Mongabay.com; July 17, 2005)
- DRC soldiers 'killing gorillas' (News 24, South Africa; June 22, 2005)
- Bushmeat 'safe' (Guardian Unlimited; June 13, 2005)
- Study links Ebola outbreaks to animal carcasses (EurekAlert; February 14, 2005)
- Bushmeat trade threatens wildlife and humans (Concord Monitor; January 21, 2005)
- Health Risks From Bushmeat May Reach U.S. Shores (Pacific News Service; April 29, 2004)
- New study links low fish supply to increased bushmeat hunting (EurekAlert; November 11, 2004)
- Aids warning over bushmeat trade (BBC News; October 26, 2004)
- Primate Viruses Transmitted To People Through Bushmeat (ScienceDaily; March 19, 2004)
- Bushmeat trade thriving in Kenya (BBC News; October 13, 2004)
- Oil boom fuels bushmeat trade (BBC News; October 7, 2004)
- Photographer Fights African Poaching With Grisly Pictures (National Geographic News; September 30, 2004)
- Tony Rose, The Bushmeat Project (Grist Magazine, 2002)
- Smuggled bushmeat poses disease risk to Britain, says report (Telegraph, UK; September 5, 2004)
- 'Bushmeat' seizures rise in Wales (BBC News; May 17, 2004)
- Africa's appetite for wild animals increases (CNN, August 2, 2000)
- African apes being eaten into extinction (Sunday Herald, UK; October 11, 2003)
- African `bushmeat' trade raises health, conservation fears (Taipei Times; August 25, 2003)
- Bushmeat ban 'would be wrong' (BBC News; September 8, 2003)
- Eating apes imperils species, spreads AIDS (ABC Science Online, Australia; September 15, 2003)
- Eating our closest relatives (News 24, South Africa; August 24, 2003)
- Ebola may come from 'bush meat' - study (Independent Online, South Africa; January 15, 2004)
- Fall of the Wild (ZooGoer, September-October 2001)
- Growing demand for 'bushmeat' threatens great apes (CNN; August 11, 1999)
- Hopes for sustainable bush meat hunting (New Scientist; September 3, 2003)
- Keeping Cameroon's primates from the pot (BBC News; March 8, 2001)
- Orphans of the Slaughter (Toledo Blade; December 10, 2000)
- Pygmies' bushmeat trade woe (BBC News; September 2, 2003)
- The cost of bushmeat (BBC News; June 4, 2002)
- UK project tackles bushmeat diet (BBC News; April 10, 2002)
- Wild meat imports raise concern (Seattle Post-Intelligencer; December 19, 2003)
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