GRASP is a United Nations initiative committed to ensuring the long-term survival of chimpanzees, gorillas, bonobos, and orangutans and their habitats in Africa and Asia. GRASP's 6 key priorities are listed below:
Conflict Sensitive Conservation
GRASP Activities : Explore projects and programmes initiated by GRASP to protect the great apes and their habitats.
Stolen Apes Report
Sumatran Orangutan Report
GRASP Supports the Spain-UNEP LifeWeb Initiative
U.N. Peacekeepers Airlift Chimpanzees from Supermarket to Sanctuary
UN Helicopters Return Gorilla Orphan to DR Congo
Tai-Sapo Forest Complex
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