Primate Society of Great Britain

PSGB, the UK's national primatological society, is dedicated to the advancement of primate research, conservation, and captive care. The Society publishes Primate Eye, three times a year, and celebrates primatology at Spring and Winter conferences each year. I invite you to become a member of our vibrant society and, as a member or a visitor, keep up to date with primatology in the UK via our website. I encourage you to engage with PSGB in attending to the needs of primates around the world.

Professor Kim A. Bard, PSGB President

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Membership

Benefits of membership include a subscription to Primate Eye, reduced price meeting registration and eligibility to apply for PSGB grants.
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Society meetings

The Spring Meeting will be held at the University of Lincoln on the 2-3rd of April, 2013. Registration is now open. Please contact Dr. Bonaventura (Bino) Majolo for more information.

Bonaventura Majolo [bmajolo@lincoln.ac.uk]

 

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Conservation

Nearly half of all the world's primates are in danger of going extinct during our lifetime. PSGB actively supports primate conservation by awarding grants for conservation research and donating money and expertise to primate conservation causes. 

2013 grant deadline: 28 February.

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Captive Care

PSGB helps to ensure the highest possible standards of care and welfare for captive primates. Its Captive Care Working Party awards grants and offers specialist advice on primate welfare.

Next grant deadline: To be advised.

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Research

Many PSGB members are active researchers, covering all areas of primatology and related fields. The Research Working Party awards general grants to support primatological research.

2013 grant deadline: 31st January.  Please see the RWP pages for details of the additional, and optional, 'Lockwood Initiative for Dissemination' which you may apply for in this year's grant round.

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