Press
Science Magazine - Are mistake reintroductions harming endangered wildlife?
Süddeutsche - Orang-Utans: Kreuzungen könnten Existenz gefährden
Die Welt - Warum bei Orang-Utans falsche Partner fatal sind
Nature World News - Habitat Fragmentation: Chimpanzees Thrive in Unprotected Forest of Uganda
Phys Org - Chimpanzees found to survive in degraded and human-dominated habitats
Terra Daily - Chimpanzee in unprotected landscape is three times bigger than suspected
Scientific American - Shelter dogs are helping scientists sniff out world’s rarest gorillas
The Conversation - How poo-sniffing detective dogs can save elusive, rare gorillas
Observation Deck - Scientists using shelter dogs to help find rare animals
Frankfurter Allgemeine - Spürhunde helfen beim Schutz bedrohter Gorillas
Die Welt - Spürhunde sollen bei Suche nach Gorillas helfen
CBS News: Gorilla evolution shaped by climate change, humans
Nano patents and innovations blog: Climate Change And Evolution Of Cross River Gorillas
NY Times: Hanging Out, Grooming, Fighting Foes: Friendship Among Macaques
Science: Are Some Chimp 'Cultural' Behaviors Actually in the Genes?
New Scientist - The genetical evolution of chimp culture
Discover Magazine - The genetic side to chimpanzee culture
Welt Online - Schimpansen gucken doch nicht ab (in German)
New Times.co.rw: Rwanda: Census of Mountain Gorillas Begins Next Month
New Scientist: Mountain gorillas in dire straits, DNA reveals
BBC News article: Gorilla study gives social clues
EVIDENCE: How we know what we know
In the section 'Observing Behavior' Linda Vigilant, Christophe Boesch & Svante Pääbo (amongst others) discuss the links between our and the great apes' evolutionary pasts. As Linda talks about male relationhsips in chimpanzees, students from the Vigilant lab demonstrate how DNA is collected and extracted from feces.