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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: Michael and Emma

    By Ali Crumpacker | December 14, 2016

    It’s our favorite day of the week, #ChimpChat Wednesday! Today, we’ll check in with Caregiver Michael, who will chat about Emma. Emma is an 11-year-old, higher-ranking female chimpanzee who lives with nine other females at the Cedar Tree Villa. Michael describes Emma as brilliant, playful, and very observant. “I wanted to talk about Emma because…

  • #ChimpChat: Janie and Gertrude

    By Ali Crumpacker | December 7, 2016

    It’s time for another #ChimpChat Wednesday! Today, Caregiver Janie explains the unique connection she has with female chimpanzee Gertrude. “Gertrude and I literally fell in love at first sight,” Janie explained. “She intensely held out her hand from across the room and asked for my attention. She quickly ran over to me, looked very deeply…

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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