Baby Ape Forest Schools – Not your typical daycare
In the last few weeks, we’ve celebrated several international holidays: International Day for Women, World Wildlife Day, and International Day of Forests. What better way to celebrate than taking a look at something that incorporates all three: Baby Ape...
Chimp Subspecies: The Many Faces of Chimfunshi
Encountering your first wild chimpanzee cements in your memory an image about what a chimp is and looks like. For me, that was chimpanzees at Gombe Stream National Park on the sandy shore of Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania. In 1989 I was a naïve wannabe wildlife...
March Primate of the Month — Chimpanzee Subspecies
March Primate of the Month — Chimpanzee Subspecies Chimpanzees Chimpanzees are the most abundant of the Great Apes, both in number and geographic range. The four subspecies have a combined population of 172,000-300,000 individuals left in the wild, which occupy a...
Little Larry Would Have Made Dr Seuss Proud
It’s hard to say for certain but I feel pretty confident that Dr Seuss would have enjoyed everything about the roly-poly precocious Little Larry. So, it only seems fitting that as we celebrate the one-year anniversary of our most recent National Geographic Kids Book...
February Primate of the Month — Indri Lemur
February Primate of the Month — Indri Lemur February Primate of the Month – the Indri Lemur Indri Lemur Quick Facts: Scientific Name: Indri indri IUCN Status: Critically Endangered Population: Unknown but estimated between 1,000-10,000 Range: Madagascar Habitat:...
For nearly 20 years, GLOBIO has been connecting kids and adults to the magic, awe and wonder of our planet. GLOBIO works with education partners, wildlife sanctuaries and conservation projects in Equatorial Africa and Borneo to support their conservation work on-the-ground, and share their stories with the rest of the world. Ever evolving, we also create engaging educational content to educate the public on shared environmental issues.
