Pan African Sanctuary Alliance

African Primates

Who: Pan African Sanctuary Alliance
What: African Primates
Where: Africa
Why: Our chain of global experts addresses animal protection issues on a large scale and produces lasting changes to reduce suffering and abuse. The threats facing primates in Africa are multi-pronged, thus PASA works in different capacities on both local and global levels to halt the increasing loss of apes and monkeys.

PASA works to address the long term threats to primates. 

 The Alliance protects invaluable forest habitats and works to create new protected areas. By coordinating with law enforcement, we are able to crack down on wildlife crime.

 The Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA) is the largest network of wildlife centers working to care for, rehabilitate, and release apes and monkeys that are victims of illegal hunting of endangered species, the illicit pet trade, and horrific abuse. PASA and our members work with local authorities and other organizations to facilitate rescues and ensure that primates being kept illegally are confiscated and brought to safety.

 The Alliance conducts pioneering programs to teach children and adults in Africa about the importance of the environment and how they can protect wildlife. PASA members sponsor alternative livelihood programs to help people earn a living outside of poaching, trafficking, or exploiting habitat

 The Alliance conducts pioneering programs to teach children and adults in Africa about the importance of the environment and how they can protect wildlife. PASA members sponsor alternative livelihood programs to help people earn a living outside of poaching, trafficking, or exploiting habitat

 To learn more, visit: https://pasa.org/