This web site is
supported by the
Great Apes
Survival Project
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This project enables students of the world to discuss and raise awareness of the plight of the great apes. Participating schools can work together through online activities, research projects, action projects and creative exchanges of art and other materials. Student work will be published on this project website .
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Countries / Schools that have participated or contributed include
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Senegal -
Martin Luther King girl school, Dakar
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Australia - Bairnsdale, Alice Springs |
Georgia - Kutaisi Akaki Tsereteli public school N1
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Indonesia - Kalimantan (Borneo), |
USA - Delaware, Silver Lake Elementary |
Chile - Temuco |
Syria- Damascus Indonesian School |
Uzbekistan |
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Ape Exchange  |
The Ape Exchange involves a toy ape being sent to you from the project. After working with you for a period of time the ape is sent back to the project organisers with information that can be included on the web site.
During its stay you can involve it in all your great ape activities. |

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Some of the things you can do are:
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give the ape a name
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take photos of the ape helping you work on the project
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take the ape home to meet your families
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collect writings and artworks for the ape to bring home
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have the ape write on the Great Apes iEARN forum
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anything else you would like to do
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To get involved write a message on the iearn great apes forum
or email a request to the project organisers |
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