Please see below for our Position Statement on the exploitation of Endangered Barbary macaques in Jemaa El Fnaa, Marrakech – available in French, English and Spanish. (FR) Communiqué sur l’exploitation des macaques berbères à Jamaa El Fena, Marrakech par BMCRif,...
We are really pleased to have some beautiful new infographics about Barbary macaques to share with school pupils in Morocco and all our followers online. You can see them here in English and French. Huge thanks to David Lawes...
We are finally in a position to begin fundraising for an assessment facility for the Barbary macaques confiscated by the authorities in the north of Morocco. Many of these animals can be rehabilitated in wild groups, and we are...
We are very pleased that our work on reintroducing confiscated Barbary macaques has been featured in Global Re-introduction Perspectives from the IUCN. The case study explains the challenges facing Barbary macaques from the pet trade and the process of reintroducing...
We are very happy to have been included, once again, in the Primate Connections calendar project, with our photo of a male Barbary macaque with his baby the feature image for November 2016. By buying a calendar for yourself,...
We are very pleased to be able to share this interview with our Director, Sian Waters, published recently on Mongabay’s website. You can read the full piece at http://news.mongabay.com/2015/08/saving-the-barbary-macaque-an-interview-with-dr-sian-waters/
Hi everyone ☺ I’m Rosie, and I’ve worked at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo near Tenby in Pembrokeshire, South Wales for the last 3 and a half years. I am the zoo’s Primate Keeper and Zoo Supervisor, and...
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Filmed in Bouhachem forest in October 2014, this video shows wild Barbary macaques feeding on a grassy clearing in northern Morocco. With winter approaching, they stuff their cheek pouches with seeds and small invertebrates to put on weight for...