The Gibbon Center
Gibbons are endangered small arboreal apes, native to the dwindling rain forests of SE, South and East Asia. The Gibbon Conservation Center houses the rarest group of these apes in the Western Hemisphere and is the only institution in the world to house and breed all four genera of gibbon. We work for the endangered gibbons' benefit through conservation, propagation and study, and by teaching people about them.
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Don’t miss an Amazing photo op! get your Breakfast with the Gibbons tickets today!
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The Breakfast is back!
Please join us for a special event at the Gibbon Conservation Center that will include guided tours of the center, which houses the rarest group of apes in the western hemisphere. A light breakfast, gift boutique, vendors, and special children’s activities.
We’ll hear the gibbons “sing” their spectacular territorial call – a truly remarkable and unforgettable experience!
get Tickets here
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We want to thank Elias Kary and his students from Monterey Peninsula College for their hard work this weekend in enlarging Tuk, Domino and Izzy’s enclosure (pileated gibbon family). Domino is so amazing at brachiating and truly appreciates his added space!
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Pierre and Parker sharing a moment.
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Fun for the whole family! This thanksgiving do something extra special….
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Violet eating papaya without hands…. whether its held for her or not.
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Khin Maug is extremely happy about this delicious piece of yam!
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Jul, the centers guard dog, is keeping a close watch on Ricky and her family, who in turn are keeping a close watch on him.
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Hercules with his long locks and a smile on his face.
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You can’t deny such a cute face! U myn is just too sweet!
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Ok Pierre, we really need to discuss table manners….
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Phy Gyi being a good mom
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Win Boo showing off his good physique.
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Action shot of Domino amidst one of his acrobatic feats.
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Goliath is developing well, he is sitting up and become more active. His meetings with his mother Chloe are going well, both show interest in each other.
