Articles written by Janis Carter, Director of the CRP, for our seasonal magazine Act’ionLine.
2013
Toto the Orphaned Chimpanzee: The rescue and care of an orphaned chimpanzee in an effort to save his life and hopefully return him to the wild one day.
Bumping Through Nikolo Koba : New roads and highways cut through Senegal’s Niokolo Koba National Park, the largest savannah park in West Africa.
2012
Drink in Peace: A Gift of Water for the Village of Taiwoun: Friends of Animals helps to fund a water accessibility project in Senegal to resolve tension between chimpanzees and villagers over limited water supply.
2010
Lily, Pita, and Poolilyla: Carter discusses the different chimpanzee social groups that exist at the River Gambia National Park.
2009
“I am fine” Thoughts and observations on the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project: Reflections on how the CRP is operated and how it has flourished throughout the years.
2008
On the Road to Salemata for Chimpanzees: Details the process of building a new well in Salemata to ensure a better quality of life for villagers and chimpanzees.
Unique Refuge for Chimpanzees in Africa: A history of the CRP and how Friends of Animals came to support the project.
2006
Road to Mbouboura: Gives readers an idea of what the day-to-day work is like for CRP employees as they visit a village to address competition between species for food and water.
2003
Tama and Baby: The story of how a villager in Epingue found and rescued a baby chimpanzee.
Chimpanzees in Senegal: History and facts about chimpanzees living in Senegal.
