Latest Conservation Project News

Field Research - Patryk Kulikowski & Matt Gardiner PHD

17th Sept 2025

In 2024, students from Liverpool John Moores University - Matthew Gardiner PHD, and Patryk Kulikowski  - went into the field to conduct fascinating studies on Barbary macaques in the heart of their native land in Morocco. While helping to collect data in Azrou, Morocco, Patryk documented his experience with the macaques and has since written the below diary of his time spent there.

Protecting Primates in Bali & Lombok: How Your Support Made a Difference

18th Aug 2025

Thanks to your visits and the baby monkey adoption packs our kind adoptees have purchased, we’re able to support vital international conservation work through the Primate Society of Great Britain (PSGB).

In spring 2024, your support helped fund an important project in Indonesia, home to some of the world’s richest biodiversity!

Helping the World’s Rarest Ape: How Your Monkey Adoptions Support Hainan Gibbon Conservation

18th Aug 2025

The Hainan gibbon is amongst the world’s rarest apes, with only around 37 individuals left in the wild. Thanks to this support, we’re proud to help fund vital international conservation projects through the Primate Society of Great Britain (PSGB), including an inspiring new project to protect the Hainan gibbon (Nomascus hainanus) in China.

Barbary macaque Awareness & Conservation Annual Report 2024/2025

10th Jul 2025

BMAC's report outlines what the current landscape is for Barbary macaque conservation and acknowledges current and past projects.

Chances For Nature Annual Report 2024/2025

10th Jul 2025

Chances for Nature's Annual Report provides an overview relating to the status of the Kirindy Forest and highlights current and past projects.