Biomonitoring is conducted by the Wild Chimpanzee Foundation since 2004. Biomonitoring is the technical term for (repeatedly) surveying the distribution and frequency of a species – in our case with a specific focus on chimpanzees – in a given area.

Together with the national authorities Society for forest Development (SODEFOR) and Office Ivoirien des Parcs et Réserves (OIPR), the Wild Chimpanzee Foundation has been supporting law enforcement activities in Taï National Park...

The Wild Chimpanzee Foundation is conducting capacity-building workshops for various state actors and WCF team members. The training focus on patrolling tools, including the use of SMART ...

The bushmeat crisis in Africa will continue as long as there are individuals who rely on wildlife for protein or income. No amount of law enforcement or awareness will curb the illegal bushmeat trade...

The Wild Chimpanzee Foundation proposes to promote conservation and sustainable development of the Taï region through a respectful tourism focusing on the natural environment and local culture...

The eco-museum in Taï is part of the eco-tourism vision for Taï National Park in Côte d’Ivoire and was inaugurated in June 2014. The museum provides environmental awareness and education alongside associated activities...

Raising awareness within local communities is a key strategy for promoting conservation, as messages are often best received when delivered by peers who share the same cultural and social background...

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Our partner-school-project between children in Côte d’Ivoire and Germany started in 2005, to exchange letters and participate in projects on conservation, culture and nature...