News Source: The New York Times
| about 1 year ago
Published: February 5, 2008 Wild populations of chimpanzees and other great apes are in trouble in many areas, mostly because of hunting and loss of habitat. Conservationists know that other activities, like research and ecological tourism, can help..
News Source: Xinhuanet.com
| about 1 year ago
Jan. 31 (Xinhuanet) -- We've been exploiting them for years as test animals in our laboratories and more recently as subjects of ecotourism, but now a new study reveals common human viruses are killing endangered great apes. Scientists investigated...
News Source: NewKerala
| about 1 year ago
Washington, Jan 27: As many of Earth's unusual creatures are on the verge of extinction, the opening of gorillas and chimpanzees reserves for tourism is being widely promoted as a means of providing alternative value for these endangered apes. B ut...
News Source: NewKerala
| about 1 year ago
London, January 25 : The idea of involving local people in the vicinity of jungles to protect animals from poachers seems to have boomeranged, with an African study suggesting that the contact with humans may be making chimpanzees vulnerable to...