How to start your own fundraiser for #GivingDayForApes!
How to create your own fundraiser for Giving Day for Apes to support the Limbe Wildlife Centre
Another successful Green Project workshop
Read about the LWC's latest successful Green Project workshop and our partnership with the Batoke community to provide sustainable alternative livelihoods and alleviate poverty.
Pledge to be a Chimpanzee Champion this #WorldChimpanzeeDay!
It is one week until #WorldChimpanzeeDay on the 14th of July. You can pledge to be a Chimpanzee Champion and protect wild chimpanzee populations!
A Transnational African Zoonosis Education campaign: Raising awareness for wildlife trade-linked health risks
The LWC has teamed up with several different organisations to initiate a Transnational African Zoonoses Education Campaign.
Josep’s wild adventure in Cameroon
Josep is a 50-year-old telecommunications engineer from Spain who came to Cameroon in June 2022 to volunteer at the Limbe Wildlife Centre.
Sanctuary collaboration ensures second chance for rescued pangolin
A collaboration between two sanctuaries in Cameroon has led to the successful rescue of an endangered white-bellied pangolin.
Giving Day for Apes 2022: how to participate and support our orphan apes
Giving Day for apes is just around the corner! Find our how you can participate and help us to reach our goal of $15,000 on October 11th!
Los Angeles Zoo raises funds for the LWC though a recycling campaign
Keepers at Los Angeles Zoo have been raising funds for the Limbe Wildlife Centre and protecting wild gorilla habitat through a recycling campaign.
Emergency action plan to combat Covid-19 pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has very quickly whirred through the world, not leaving Cameroon untouched. Thankfully, we have prepared to keep all our rescues and staff safe from the virus.
Rising numbers of rescued African grey parrots at LWC
The number of rescued endangered African grey parrots is quickly rising, as the demand for this species is continually ongoing. Luckily, we are well equipped to successfully rehabilitate and release these birds back into the wild.