Release

An introduction to C.A.R.E., a baboon rehabillitation centre who pride themselves in the rescue, rehabillitations, and rewilding of Chacma Baboons in South Africa. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT Music: ElaZ

What is the success rate of our releases? C.A.R.E. has released 242 troop baboons and 43 individuals. Each of these baboons has their own story to tell, most of whom were orphaned before they were 4 months old. C.A.R.E. is actively looking for release sites for our baboons. With so many baboons waiting for their chance of release, your help means the most to us. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT Release footage: Samanthat DEWHIRST, Stephen MUNRO Music: ElaZ Also featuring: Zlatin Georgiev via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@zlatin-georgi... Noel Mcshane via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@noel-mcshane/

An introduction to the conservation purpose of baboons. Baboons are highly misunderstood animals and have a reputation for raiding. However, baboons are actually incredible seed dispersers and play other vital roles in the eco-system. An introduction to C.A.R.E., a baboon rehabillitation centre who pride themselves in the rescue, rehabillitations, and rewilding of Chacma Baboons in South Africa. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT Music: ElaZ Also featuring: Taryn Elliot via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@taryn-elliott/ Roman Odintsov vis Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@roman-odintsov/ David Roberts vis Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@david-roberts-940521/ Wildo Ríos Méndez via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@wildo-rios-mendez-3073528/

What conditions must be met to release baboons? Baboons are highly misunderstood animals and have a reputation in South Africa, therefore releasing them is a difficult process. An introduction to C.A.R.E., a baboon rehabillitation centre who pride themselves in the rescue, rehabillitations, and rewilding of Chacma Baboons in South Africa. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT Music: ElaZ Also featuring: Helmut Meijer via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@helmutmeijer/ Mikhail Nilov via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@mikhail-nilov/ Nitin Khajotia via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@nkhajotia/

Why does C.A.R.E. need your help to release? C.A.R.E. requires the permission from landowners, and neighbors, to spend several months soft releasing the baboons. The release process can be tough, but can be made easier with your help. If you, or anyone you know, has got a piece of land, whether it be a game farm, nature reserve, or even a cattle farm that you think will be suitable for baboons, please get in touch. An introduction to C.A.R.E., a baboon rehabilitation centre who pride themselves in the rescue, rehabilitations, and rewilding of Chacma Baboons in South Africa. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT, Nadine PROLES Release footage: Samanthat DEWHIRST, Stephen MUNRO Music: ElaZ Also featuring: Polina Kovaleva via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@polina-kovaleva/ Ray Raimundo via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@rayraimundo/ Yaroslav Shuraev via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@yaroslav-shuraev/

How can baboons help you? Not only are baboons an important part of the ecosystem, but they can be helpful to you. Baboons will alert you to any threat, whether it be predators, snakes, or elephants. You might need their presence for protection, or maybe you want to take your guests on a game drive to see a leopard. Learn more about C.A.R.E.: https://www.primatecare.org/release People involved: Owner & managing director at C.A.R.E.: Stephen MUNRO Director: Jérémie ANGRAND Editor: Anna SHORT Videographers: Emilie DELOZIER-SANCHO, Oscar LAFORET, Anna SHORT Release footage: Samantha DEWHIRST, Stephen MUNRO Music: ElaZ Also featuring: Nicky Pe via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@nicky/ Mikhail Nilov via Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/@mikhail-nilov/