2015 American Society of Primatologists Meeting in Bend, Oregon
June 11, 2015
In June 2015, members of NAPSA’s Steering Committee were part of a symposium at the annual conference of the American Society of Primatologists. The title of our panel was “The Advancement of the Modern Primate Sanctuary and the Growth of Collaborative Opportunities.”
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- American Society of Primatologists Conference in Bend, Oregon
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- Pant hoots welcomed us to Chimps Inc.
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- Mini Oreo almost stole the whole show during our tour of Chimps Inc.!
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- In June 2015, members of NAPSA’s Steering Committee were part of a symposium at the annual conference of the American Society of Primatologists. The title of our panel was “The Advancement of the Modern Primate Sanctuary and the Growth of Collaborative Opportunities.”
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- Standing room only – and there were some great questions for the speakers!
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- Kari Bagnall of Jungle Friends presented “Research Retirement
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- JB Mulcahy of Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest presenting “Toward a Common Goal
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- Dorothy Fragaszy of University of Georgia spoke about “What Enables a
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- Amy Fultz of Chimp Haven spoke on “The Retirement and Integration of
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- NAPSA tours Peaceable Primate’s food prep area
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- Interesting facts from Steve Ross.
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- Steve Ross of Lincoln Park Zoo presents “Opportunities and Challenges in
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- Erika Fleury of NAPSA spoke about “The Evolution of Primate Sanctuaries in the United States.”
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- Steve Ross of Lincoln Park Zoo kicked off the symposium
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- Our symposium’s schedule
