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sent on November 05, 2014 (17:59)


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La biologa naturalista inglese Jane Goodall sin da giovane si dedicò allo studio degli scimpanzé; nel 1977 fondò il " Jane Goodall Institute" per la protezione e lo studio di questo magnifico primate. (Memorabile un documentario che il Nat.Geo. girò qualche anno fa su di lei). A seguito della guerra civile in Burundi nel 1993 l'istituto, e con esso un gruppo di scimpanzé vennero spostati in Kenya presso la Ol Pejeta Conservancy che si trova nel cuore del Kenya fra i monti Aberdares e il Mont Kenya a circa 2.000 mt. d'altezza s.l.m.
L'obiettivo del progetto, avviato dalla Lonrho Africa orientale, Kenya Wildlife Services e il Jane Goodall Institute , è quello di creare condizioni di vita naturali per la colonia di scimpanzé, attualmente 26 compresi alcuni piccoli nati lì, per poi reintrodurli in natura in un habitat simile a quello dove attualmente questo primate vive (montagne dell'Uganda, Ruanda, Congo, Burundi, Gabon)
Ho avuto modo di parlare con i rangers e con un ricercatore sullo stato della loro reintroduzione in Kenya, l'unica zona possibile è quella delle foreste pluviali e di montagna dei monti Aberdares e del Mont Kenya che però per quanto selvagge ed estese sono circondate da insediamenti umani. Nella zona del Mont Kenya, peraltro incantevole vi sono coltivazioni intensive di vegetali frutta e fiori con piantagioni immense di proprietà della multinazionale Del Monte per quanto riguarda la frutta. Tutta la zona di conseguenza è fortemente urbanizzata e sarà davvero dura la reintroduzione di questo primate che si sa non va molto d'accordo con l'uomo.
Anche se al momento confinati in un'area idonea, una bella foresta con fiume, e recintata per ovvi motivi ho deciso di fare alcuni scatti che valgono come documento per il pregevole tentativo e il grande lavoro che con scarsità di mezzi queste persone stanno facendo per questo animale classificato ad alto rischio di estinzione. A loro tutti i miei, e spero anche i vostri, migliori auguri per un meritato successo.


The English naturalist, biologist Jane Goodall as a young man he devoted himself to the study of chimpanzees; In 1977 he founded the "Jane Goodall" for the protection and study of this magnificent primate. (A memorable documentary that Nat.Geo. Turned a few years ago about her). As a result of the civil war in Burundi in 1993, the institution, and with it a group of chimpanzees were moved to Kenya at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy which is located in the mountains of Kenya and Aberdares Mount Kenya at 2,000 m. height above sea level
The project, initiated by Lonrho East Africa, Kenya Wildlife Services and the Jane Goodall Institute is to create natural living conditions for the colony of chimpanzees, currently including some 26 children were born there, and then reintroduce them in the wild in habitat similar to that where currentlyThis primate lives (Mountains of Uganda, Rwanda, Congo, Burundi, Gabon)
I got to talk to the rangers and a researcher on the status of their re-entry into Kenya, the only possible area is that of the rain forests and mountains of the mountains of the Aberdares and Mount Kenya but as wild and wide are surrounded by human settlements. In the area of ??Mont Kenya, however, there are lovely intensive cultivation of plants with flowers and fruit plantations immense owned by the multinational Del Monte as regards the fruit. The whole area is highly urbanized and therefore will be really tough reintroduction of this primate that you know will not get on very well with people.
Although currently confined in a suitable area, a beautiful forest with river and fenced for obvious reasons I decided to make some shots that valgs as a document for the valuable effort and great job with scarce resources these people are doing for this animal classified at high risk of extinction. They all mine, and hopefully yours, best wishes for a well-deserved success.

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sent on November 05, 2014 (18:02)


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che belliEeeek!!! ....ed il titolo ci sta proprio bene!!!!ottimo scatto complimenti Paolo;-)Sorriso

that belliwow! .... And the title there is really good !!!! great shot congratulations Paul;-):-)

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sent on November 05, 2014 (18:12)


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Molto bella e interessanteEeeek!!!

Very beautiful and interessantewow!

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sent on November 05, 2014 (21:24)


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simpaticissima..sembra si parlino! Ciao

simpaticissima..sembra you speak! Hello

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sent on November 05, 2014 (21:32)


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Ottimo documento.


Great document.

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sent on November 05, 2014 (23:25)


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Ottima e comunicativa... parla da sola..Ciao Ilario

Excellent communication ... and talks to Hilary sola..Ciao

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sent on November 06, 2014 (14:53)


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Mi unisco al tuo in bocca al lupo, per questo progetto ambizioso, difficile ed interessante.Complimenti per tutto Sorriso

I join your luck, for this ambitious project, and interessante.Complimenti hard for everything:-)

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sent on November 06, 2014 (16:07)


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Ciao Paolo, proprio quest'anno, in occasione del mio ultimo viaggio in Sud Africa, ho visitato il "Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Eden Santuary", un centro situato vicino a Nelspruit. Lì, con poche sovvenzioni, ospitano gli scimpanzè che in vari modi hanno subito abusi: i più "fortunati" arrivano dal circo, altri provengono da situazioni assurde e grottesche (uno era incatenato fuori da un pub, costretto a bere alcolici e fumare, un altro veniva drogato...). Sono animali che non hanno più la possibilità di essere introdotti in natura e che ricevono solo assistenza. Indubbiamente il loro passato li porta ad essere molto aggressivi tanto che non sono tenuti tutti insieme ma divisi in 3 distinti gruppi a seconda della loro aggressività.
Ti confesso che sono gli animali di cui ho avuto maggior paura fino ad ora: non tanto perchè alcuni di loro ci lanciavano sassi (sic!) quanto per i loro sguardi. Le loro espressioni, spesso cariche di astio, erano così simili a quelle degli uomini che mi hanno fortemente impressionata: se poi pensi a quanto sono forti e intelligenti... mi trovavo più a mio agio su una jeep scoperta con i leoni a pochi metri di distanza!

Hello Paul, this year, on the occasion of my last trip to South Africa, I visited the "Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Eden Santuary", a center located near Nelspruit. There, with a few grants, home to chimpanzees that have been abused in various ways: the most "lucky" come from the circus, others come from the grotesque and absurd situations (one was chained outside a pub, forced to drink alcohol and smoking, a Another was drugged ...). They are animals that no longer have the opportunity to be introduced in the wild and only receive assistance. Undoubtedly their past leads them to be very aggressive so that they are not kept together but divided into three separate groups depending on their aggressiveness.
I confess I am the animals of which I was most afraid until now, not so much because some of them threw stones at us(Sic) than for their looks. Their expressions, often full of hatred, they were so similar to those of the men who have greatly impressed me: if we think of how strong and intelligent ... I was more at ease in a jeep with lions discovered a few meters away!

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sent on November 06, 2014 (17:53)


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Augurissimi!!

Augurissimi !!

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sent on November 06, 2014 (21:53)


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Vi ringrazio per il passaggio. Il maltrattamento degli scimpanzé è vecchio come il mondo. Già i nativi africani li cacciavano per i loro riti e per farne trofei, poi i bianchi li portarono negli zoo e nei circhi e tentarono goffamente di farne animali domestici. Penso sia normale il loro risentimento, la diffidenza e anche l'odio che provano per gli umani.

Thank you for the ride. The mistreatment of chimpanzees is as old as the world. Already the African natives hunted them for their rituals and to make trophies, then the whites brought them in zoos and circuses and clumsily tried to make pets. I think it's normal their resentment, distrust and even hatred they feel for humans.

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sent on November 07, 2014 (13:33)


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La foto è veramente bella e simpatica, interessanti gli spunti
offerti dalla tua spiegazione e da quella di Crsitina.
Un saluto
Massimo

The photo is really beautiful and nice, interesting cues
offered by your explanation and that of Crsitina.
A greeting
Maximum

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sent on November 08, 2014 (18:15)


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Simpaticissima per il titolo che si accosta perfettamente alla scena, un ottimo scatto come sempre del resto, complimenti. Ciao;-):-P

A fun title that will go perfectly with the scene, a great shot as usual, congratulations. Hello;-):-P


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