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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: Brooke and Gracie

    By Ali Crumpacker | December 1, 2016

    It’s time for a new #ChimpChat with Caregiver Brooke! Brooke and her chimp friend Gracie share a special bond. “Every time Gracie looks at me with her deep brown eyes it’s a special bonding moment,” Brooke explains. “One memory that stands out to me is when the other chimps were arguing and she came to me for…

  • #ChimpChat: Joel and Latricia

    By Ali Crumpacker | November 23, 2016

    It’s our first #ChimpChat! Caregiver Joel has a strong connection with Latricia, the alpha female in our first group of chimps. Joel describes Latricia as beautiful, diligent, and resourceful. As the alpha, Latricia is “caring and supportive”. She’s always the one “reassuring other chimp family members after a disagreement or personal struggle”. As the alpha,…

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Searching for a particular chimp? If you aren't sure which group they live in at the sanctuary, use the link below to view the full directory of residents now living at Project Chimps:

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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