Ian Redmond, Chairman of Ape Alliance, talks about what could improve Great Apes protection during the 2nd meeting of the Council of the Great Apes' Survival Partnership (GRASP):
“Two things: better law enforcement—because it's illegal to hunt apes and it shouldn't be happening and better land-use planning”.

The GRASP Council—coordinated by the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) and UNESCO—held its second meeting at UNESCO Headquarters from 6 to 8 November to define a new strategy to protect these endangered primates, whose numbers have continued to decline.

on this subject: 2nd meeting of the Council of GRASP