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Bonobo Conservation Initiative (BCI)
(based in USA, operating throughout Democratic Republic of Congo)
Bonobo Central BCI Blog
BCIA Features on Foreign Correspondent 14/10/10
BCI Receives Award in Copenhagen 16/12/09
Where the Wild Bonobos Are- Bonobo Trekking, Yetee 14/10/09
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adam lavorgna Surgery at the Bonobo Health Clinic, Congo- 12/10/09Bonobo Health Clinic- Saving Lives, Birth - 8/10/09
New Rainforest Reserve Protects More than 1,000 Bonobos- 26 May, 2009
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Congo and Bonobo Expedition Article by Angus GemmellAdventures in Bonoboland Story by Martin Bendeler
Channel 9 TV story on Bonobo Eco Adventure
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Gazing into the Bonobo Mirror
Australian Geographic, Oct-Dec 2007
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An Unlikely Refuge for Hippie ApesTime Magazine, April 2008
Mama and Papa Bonobo
National Geographic interview with BCI's Sally Coxe and Michael Hurley, 2008
Swingers
The New Yorker, 30 July 2007
The Smart and Swinging Bonobo
Smithsonian Magazine, Nov 2006
Savage Rumbaugh on Apes that Write
TED Lecture, Feb 2004
Bonobos make fire, write words, drive golfcarts, play music and pacman.
Friends of Bonobos
An American charity that supports Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary.
World First- Orphan Bonobos Go Back to The Wild- 14 June 2009