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Congratulations to our competition winners!
Huge congratulations go to Julia Sabulis and Eilidh Hambly for being our winners of the 2021 Artistic Ape Art Competition!
12/01/2022
Artistic Ape Art Competition
Huge congratulations go to Julia Sabulis and Eilidh Hambly for being our winners of the 2021 Artistic Ape Art Competition! Each have won a year long adoption of their choice along with recognition in our February newsletter and posts on our social media platforms.
Winner of the adult category, Julia, has chosen to adopt Nami, one of our cheekier orphaned orangutan infants. Whilst Eilidh, aged 8, has gifted her adoption of chosen orangutan, Zorro, to her school so that she can share her passion for the species with her classmates.
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone that entered the competition for supporting us getting involved – the response was incredible and all the entries were lovely.
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