|
|
| Home | About | Jacobsen Library | Contact Us | Site Index |
|
Monkey Sanctuary (Wild Futures' Monkey Sanctuary) (Established 1964)
Director: Rachel Hevesi, Head of Sanctuary
Mission: * Promoting the welfare, conservation and survival of primates. * Working to end the primate trade and the abuse of primates in captivity. * Conserving natural habitats through education and sustainable living. * Operating a sanctuary to care for victims of the UK primate pet trade Principal Research Programs: * To create and maintain primate sanctuaries with excellent welfare for primates. * To continually develop and improve our understanding, and the welfare, of captive primates * To rescue/rehome rehabilitate and socialise ex pet primates from, primarily the UK trade. * To maintain and develop our relationships with rescue centres and conservation projects overseas to protect primates in their natural habitat. Training Opportunities: We deliver far reaching education programmes to engage all sectors of the community on primates, conservation and environmental issues. * Pre-booked curricular linked workshops for schools, collegues and universities. * visiting general public * Work experience and volunteering opportunities * Research project opportunities Number of Staff: 19 Associated Field Sites: Wild Futures is associated with and/or has provided financial assistance to the various conservation and welfare projects worldide, including: * ENTROPIKA UK (Colombia); * NEOTROPICAL PRIMATE CONSERVATION (Peru); * IKAMAPERU (Peru); * EL CENTRO DE RESCATE Y REHABILITACION DE PRIMATES (Chile); * MOROCCAN PRIMATE CONSERVATION FOUNDATION (Morocco); * FUNDACION PRO-CONSERVACION DE LOS PRIMATES PANAMENOS (FCPP) (Panama); OASO NGIRO CONSERVATION CLUB (Kenya) Publications: "Wild Futures Newsletter" (quarterley); "Guide Book"; Kid's Guide Book" Last Updated: 2010-12-03 [Edit Entry] [Delete Entry] [Search IDP] |