Conserving Sierra Leone’s western chimpanzees: Interview with Tacugama’s Willie Tucker
PolicyFriday, July 10, 2026Mongabay

Conserving Sierra Leone’s western chimpanzees: Interview with Tacugama’s Willie Tucker

The critically endangered western chimpanzee in Sierra Leone is increasingly threatened by habitat loss, deforestation, illegal wildlife trade, and human encroachment, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts. Willie Tucker of Tacugama emphasizes the importance of habitat protection and community involvement in safeguarding these primates. Policy interventions are essential to mitigate these risks and promote sustainable coexistence.

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