Colobus Conservation

Colobus conservation

Colobus Conservation is dedicated to the preservation and safeguarding of primates, particularly the nationally endangered Angolan colobus monkey (Colobus angolensis palliatus), and its coastal forest habitat in South-eastern Kenya. Their multifaceted work is centered around conservation, animal welfare, and education, with a comprehensive approach to address various aspects.

The projects encompass vital areas such as data collection, mitigation of human/primate conflicts, rescue initiatives, community social development and education, forest protection/enrichment, and an ecotourism awareness program. A tangible example of our efforts is the installation of ladders along Diani Beach Road, providing a safe passage for primates to cross, contributing to their well-being and the overall ecological balance.

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