IPPL'S HISTORY
SINCE 1973, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF OUR FOUNDER, DR. SHIRLEY MCGREAL, IPPL HAS SPENT DECADES FIGHTING TO PROTECT AND SAVE PRIMATES AROUND THE WORLD. THESE SIGNIFICANT EFFORTS INCLUDED FIGHTING SMUGGLERS, EXPOSING THE FATE OF PRIMATES IN RESEARCH LABS, ESTABLISHING A GIBBON'S SANCTUARY AND MUCH MORE.
How You Can Help!
ADOPT A GIBBON!
For decades IPPL has saved dozens of gibbons whose lives were often depressing, even horrifying if they were subjects in a research lab, By joining our adoption program you will help them continue to receive the compassionate care they deserve.
THE CASE FOR PRIMATE PROTECTION
More than 60% of primate species around the world are threatened with extinction mainly due to human activities, such as habitat loss, hunting, illegal trade, climate change, and disease.
VOLUNTEER!
Volunteering at IPPL is an opportunity with a unique perk as you will be serenaded by our gibbons singing while making a difference in the lives of these charismatic little apes.
HELP US CONTINUE OUR GLOBAL EFFORTS TO PROTECT AND SAVE PRIMATES BY DONATING TODAY! ❁✿❀❁✿❀
LATEST NEWS FROM OUR BLOG!
Winter 2025 (opens in new tab)
The 2025 Holiday issue of IPPL News is now online!
Featured articles include what's being done to save primates, profiles on IPPL's Board of Directors and a personal story about an Orangutan named Lowell
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Winter 2024 (opens in new tab)
Holiday Issue Now Online!
The holiday issue of IPPL News is now online! This issue contains eight articles from the Vervet Monkey Foundation, an interview with Florian Magne from HURO, an update on Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand's rescue at Highland Farm, and the challenging work of The Long-tailed Macaque Project. Also included is the history of Akatia, native edible plants for IPPL's gibbons, the catastrophic hurricane in 2017 and its effect on the macaque population, and the growing number of orphaned baby baboons at C.A.R.E. We hope you enjoy this issue and thank you for being a supporter of IPPL. Our best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season and New Year.
Spring 2024 (opens in new tab)
Our Spring Issue of IPPL is Now Online!
Articles in this issue include The Concerning Future of Long-Tailed Macaques, Africa's Largest Monkey Seizure Welcomed at J.A.C.K. Sanctuary, Captured as Babies in the Wild, Adult Gibbons Regain Freedomf, Remembering Ponso the Chimpanzee, Little Fireface Project's work with the Freedom to Learn Initiative, Primates and the UN.
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