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Un año más, tenemos la suerte de poder ofrecerte la “mona más mona” de la mano de Jordi Roca, Alejandra Rivas y su equipo de Rocambolesc.
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Working with wildlife – II AVAFES NATIONAL Conference
At the beginning of this month, we attended the congress organised by the Veterinary Association for the Assistance to Exotic and Wild Fauna (AVAFES), where we were invited to present some of our research work.
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Does a bad night also affect the chimpanzees’ next day?
Ensuring proper sleep is essential for the health of all animals, including chimpanzees. Many studies have demonstrated that sleep plays a crucial role in physical and behavioral regulation, and sleep disruptions may cause negative consequences for both. This study made at MONA explores how environmental conditions and nocturnal disturbances affect the sleep and daytime behavior30
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Course: Animale Welfare and Environmental Enrichment
Onsite course, 5th edition In this course, we will explore the different environmental, behavioural and emotional aspects that must be addressed to improve the welfare of captive primates. We will focus on one of the most powerful tools to motivate natural behaviours and alleviate the negative consequences of life in captivity: environmental enrichment.
Read More(Español) Primates Nº 45
You can now read Primates Nº 44 the newsletter for MONA’s members and supporters Click on the image to access the content.
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Course: Primatology, past, present and future
Online course, 4th edition Worldwide, more than 50% of all non-human primate species are in danger of extinction and many of them have been little studied, so their study and conservation is crucial for their preservation. This course offers a transversal and multidisciplinary approach to learning about the origins of Primatology, understanding the current moment30
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"Spending a weekend at MONA for your birthday! Why not! At Mona everything is possible , even if it means to travel 1200km! An unforgettible memory thanks to all the team who made us fell part of the family!"
Begoña y Alberto, from Cádiz
( Working Holidays )"I'm a big animal lover and this was a dream come true. Two unforgettable days that became one of the most beautiful experiences of my life."
Clara, from Huesca
( Working Holidays )"With this experience I felt the essence and authenticity that our brothers, the nonhuman primates, remind us."
Silvia, from Barcelona
( Working Holidays )"We spent here 2 wonderful days! We want to thank the MONA-Team for the nice treatment we received and want to congratulate them on their fantastic work. And also “thank you” to the chimps who accepted as very well!"
Magali & Thomas, from France
( Working Holidays )"Great to see our fellow primates cared for with such meticulous concern for their physical and emotional needs."
Vanessa & Stephen, from England
( Working Holidays )Josep said: “It's been the best present I have ever had, thank you Geni, thank you MONA. To love them, doesn´t mean to have them at home… let´s leave them at their place” Geni said: “MONA just gets you emotionally... it seems impossible...”
Geni & Josep, from Spain
( Working Holidays )"It was a real privilege to see the other side of MONA and get hands on experience. I had so much fun here. It has more than affirmed what I already knew; that these chimps are given the best quality of life..."
Emma, from England
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