Learn More About the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project
Articles
Protecting a Refuge for Great Apes
By adding the Goualougo Triangle to the national park system, the Republic of Congo has ensured this pristine landscape will remain untouched. As a result, zoo researchers will continue to make groundbreaking discoveries about wild chimpanzees and gorillas for decades to come.
Conserving the Congo
Getting to the Goualougo Triangle, the isolated field-research site of Lincoln Park Zoo Research Fellow David Morgan, Ph.D., involves the kind of journey that would be at home in an old adventure serial.
Blog
Goualougo Triangle Field Diaries
What's it like to study chimpanzees and gorillas in the Republic of Congo's remote Goualougo Triangle? Find out with these updates from the field!
Movies
Lincoln Park Zoo Researchers Back from the Field
In October 2011, Lincoln Park Zoo researcher Dave Morgan and partner Crickette Sanz discuss recent field work and plans to return to the field to help conserve great apes.
Official Website
Goualougo Triangle Ape Project
Learn more about how researchers are studying the impact of logging and great ape tool-use and behavior at the official website for the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project.
Slideshow
Wine & Wildlfe: The Truth About Chimpanzees
Fans of wine and wildlife gather to hear David Morgan (Lincoln Park Zoo) and Crickette Sanz talk about studying—and conserving—the apes occupying the Republic of Congo’s Goualougo Triangle.
