The Most Endangered Great Ape

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Thursday 11th of March 2010

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The Most Endangered Great Ape

The Cross River Gorilla, the most endangered of the African apes with a total population of 250-300 individuals, is living in the Cross River area at the border of Nigeria and Cameroon.

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Conservation Partners

Environment and Rural Development Foundation

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* Expeditions organised in collaboration with GVI in January, April, July and November. Please contact us for more information.

Wildlife Art

Award winning artist Daniel Taylor joined a team of conservationists on an Artists for Conservation Flag Expedition
to the highland rainforests of south west Cameroon – resulting in the first ever painting of a Cross River gorilla.

For anyone who is looking for a special gift and support gorilla conservation, fine art prints can be ordered
through our online store. 80% of the proceeds will go towards gorilla conservation projects.

Dalai Lama

"I am greatly encouraged by the work of the African Conservation Foundation for they are motivated by the idea
that nature and our environment are an essential gift that we need to protect for the physical and spiritual
well-being of future generations."

His Holiness The Dalai Lama, August 30, 2002

Contact information

For more information, please send us an email at info@africanconservation.org

P.O. Box 189, Buea
South West Province, Cameroon