Crested black macaques are famous for their expressive faces! Like all primates, they use these expressions to communicate emotions. This activity includes a BBC Earth video, fascinating facts, and four coloring pages to enjoy. Lots to learn! neprimateconservancy.org/coloring-crested-black-macaque

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Crowned sifakas spend most of their time in trees. They agilely bound from tree to tree without pausing via "vertical clinging and leaping”. Threatened by habitat loss. Learn more: neprimateconservancy.org/crowned-sifaka/

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You may be astonished by the vast array of primate species, their incredible diversity, and the unique ways they adapt to their environments. You may encounter primate species that you have never heard of. Despite the title of this series, many of our primate relatives do not reside in the treetops.

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The study of conservation comes with its own language of acronyms. From organizations assessing species’ risks to the scientific teams supplying the data behind each Conservation Status, it can feel like an alphabet soup of abbreviations. This lesson untangles these codes and why they matter.

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Lucifer titis are sometimes also called yellow-handed titis and widow monkeys. Except for Ecuadorian populations, they are generally listed as Least Concern due to their relatively large range in a remote part of the Amazon and in protected areas. Learn more: neprimateconservancy.org/lucifer-titi/

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