Photo Gallery
Gaining a real understanding of the apes from a comparative perspective and sharing it with the world is the focus of Great Ape Trust. The lens of a camera helps us deliver that understanding in a personal and powerful – yet respectful – manner.
Great Ape Trust
The birth, growth and maturation of Great Ape Trust and its mission can be seen through a collection of images beginning in 2002.
2010 FLood Update August 16
2010 Flood Update July 6
2010 Flood Update July 3
2010 Flood Update July 2
Great Ape Trust prepared for flooding
Great Ape Trust, Iowa State University: Global partners in primate studies
Flood of '08: Volunteers Pitch In
Great Ape Trust of Iowa Flooding - Part 2
Great Ape Trust of Iowa Flooding
Cleanup at Great Ape Trust
Flooding from the bonobo home rooftop
Bonobos
The colony of bonobos at Great Ape Trust is like no other anywhere else in the world - from the language competent Kanzi, Panbanisha and Nyota to the matriarch Matata.
Orangutans
Orangutans are still very much a part of Great Ape Trust scientific research program. Rocky and Allie are collaborating with Trust scientists on important new studies.
Forest of Hope
Stunning photographs capture the spirit of Rwandans, the beauty of the Forest of Hope and the chimpanzees who live there on the brink of extinction.
Rebecca Chancellor in Rwanda
Great Ape Trust team visits mountain gorillas in Rwanda
Gishwati area visitors learn more about Rwanda National Conservation Park
Forest of Hope
Land of a Thousand Hills
Forest's Future in Good Hands
Faces of Rwanda
Akagera National Park
Gishwati Forest selected as site for Rwanda National Conservation Park
The Heart of the Forest
Chimpanzees of Gishwati
Science
Insights through collaborations with apes - unique, trusting, longitudinal relationships, developed among scientists and apes help us learn how a mind acquires knowledge.
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Forest of Hope
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