COLOBUS CONSERVATION

A center that rescues, rehabilitates, and releases six species of primates.

Colobus Conservation promotes the conservation, preservation and protection of six primate species, and especially the Vulnerable Angolan colobus monkey and its coastal forest habitat in south eastern Kenya. Visit Website.

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Species cared for:

Colobus, Vervet, Sykes’s Monkeys, Baboons, Greater and Dwarf Galagos

Allows visitors:

Yes

Accepts volunteers:

Yes

Location:

Kenya

Interested in Visiting or Volunteering?

Volunteer

Carry out primate and forest conservation overlooking the beautiful white sand beaches and clear waters of the Indian Ocean. Colobus Conservation welcomes volunteers from diverse backgrounds with a range of skills including: artistic ability, teaching, photography, GIS, botany, as well as people interested in data collection on wild primate groups and primate care.

Visit

Come for a Guided Primate Eco-Tour, the only one in the country! Guides will take you on a guided walk along the nature trail for a personal introduction to a wild colobus troop and our other wild monkeys – vervets, sykes and baboons. You will view monkeys in rehabilitation preparing for release back to the wild.