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TACUGAMA CHIMPANZEE SANCTUARY

Location

Sierra Leone

Species cared for

Chimpanzees

Allows visitors

Yes

Accepts volunteers

Yes

A rehabilitation center for orphaned and confiscated chimps

Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary was founded in 1995 by conservationist Bala Amarasekaran and his wife Sharmila. Initially established to enforce wildlife laws and rescue and rehabilitate orphaned chimpanzees, Tacugama has grown into a diverse conservation organization actively engaged in community outreach, wildlife field research, environmental sustainability, conservation education and alternative livelihoods programs. They were instrumental in having the chimpanzee named the official animal of Sierra Leone.

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9450 SW Gemini Dr. Suite 59741
Beaverton, OR 97008, USA



+1 503-908-7614


info@pasa.org
PASA safeguards primates through conservation initiatives, sanctuary care, and by fostering human-wildlife coexistence.

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The Pan African Sanctuary Alliance is registered in the United States as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our tax I.D. number (EIN) is 22-3878683.
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