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Who's Who in Cedar Tree Villa?

About This Group

Cedar Tree is one of the smaller villas at Project Chimps, currently housing 13 chimps. It's led by group alpha Bo and is connected to the Cedar Tree Annex Habitat by Skylar's Bridge, which you may spot the chimps walk across to get from their villa to the habitat! The Cedar Tree Annex Habitat also has one of the most unique climbing structures at the sanctuary: a retired roller coaster loop originally from Kings Island in Ohio!

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Cedar Tree Quick Facts:

Chimp Chatter About This Group:

  • #ChimpChat: Charisse and Brooke

    By Ali Crumpacker | March 1, 2017

    Today’s #ChimpChat is all about Charisse. Charisse was born in 2005 at the University of Louisiana’s New Iberia Research Center and came to live at the Project Chimps sanctuary in September 2016. We turned to our chimpanzee-caregiver Brooke to learn more about Charisse. The three words Brooke uses to describe Charisse are compassionate, rambunctious, and…

  • #ChimpChat: Samira and Janie

    By Ali Crumpacker | February 15, 2017

    Today’s #ChimpChat is all about 13-year old Samira, according to her friend and caregiver, Janie. Samira is quite possibly the easiest chimp to identify at the Project Chimps sanctuary. She has piercing amber eyes and unique black facial markings that form a V on her face. In three words, Janie describes her as “tender, tremendous,…

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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