13 Barbary macaques go free in second Born to be Wild release
A new group of Barbary macaques rescued from poaching and illegal trafficking, has been set free in the depths of Tazekka National Park in Morocco. Released as part of the
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Born to be Wild: the Barbary macaques faced a harsh first winter in Morocco
Six months on from their release back into the wild, we have an update to share about our group of 15 Barbary macaques and how they’ve fared since they left
AAP prolongs Born to be Wild project
Born to be Wild, the special project that AAP started in Morocco together with IFAW in 2017, will be continued. Led by conservation biologist Imad Cherkaoui, AAP is taking over
Endangered Barbary Macaque gets highest protection status
The endangered Barbary Macaque received the highest protection status as off today. This was decided at the international CITES conference in Johannesburg. AAP Animal Advocacy and Protection stood at the