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ea and Africa. REPORT OF PAST ACTIVITIES IN WILDLIFE PROTECTION: I. Hiring, Training, and Protection of Park Rangers and Managers In August 2013, the Richardson Center commenced its "Poacher-to-Protector" program at the Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Congo. The program took in 61 poachers. In return for the po

s - • Expand our work with the Chimpanzees in Liberia, establishing a permanent, legal and sustainable sanctuary for them. • Push to provide other Chimpanzee communities, previously used for medical tests, with sanctuary solutions. Estimated cost for these programs (which may vary based on pressing progr

a and Africa. REPORT OF PAST ACTIVITIES IN WILDLIFE PROTECTION: I. Hiring . Training. and Protection of Park Rangers and Managers In August 2013, the Richardson Center commenced its "Poacher-to-Protector" program at the Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Congo. The program took in 61 poachers. In return for the po

s - • Expand our work with the Chimpanzees in Liberia, establishing a permanent, legal and sustainable sanctuary for them. • Push to provide other Chimpanzee communities, previously used for medical tests, with sanctuary solutions. Estimated cost for these programs (which may vary based on pressing progr

a and Africa. REPORT OF PAST ACTIVITIES IN WILDLIFE PROTECTION: I. Hiring . Training. and Protection of Park Rangers and Managers In August 2013, the Richardson Center commenced its "Poacher-to-Protector" program at the Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Congo. The program took in 61 poachers. In return for the po

s - • Expand our work with the Chimpanzees in Liberia, establishing a permanent, legal and sustainable sanctuary for them. • Push to provide other Chimpanzee communities, previously used for medical tests, with sanctuary solutions. Estimated cost for these programs (which may vary based on pressing progr

a and Africa. REPORT OF PAST ACTIVITIES IN WILDLIFE PROTECTION: I. Hiring . Training. and Protection of Park Rangers and Managers In August 2013, the Richardson Center commenced its "Poacher-to-Protector" program at the Odzala-Kokoua National Park in the Congo. The program took in 61 poachers. In return for the po

s - • Expand our work with the Chimpanzees in Liberia, establishing a permanent, legal and sustainable sanctuary for them. • Push to provide other Chimpanzee communities, previously used for medical tests, with sanctuary solutions. Estimated cost for these programs (which may vary based on pressing progr