~18,989 Houstonians Helping to Save Gorillas and Chimpanzees!
We are up to 36 local Houston schools and organizations who are recycling cell phones to help save gorillas and chimpanzees in the wild! These 36 groups have an estimated 18,989 people participating to save apes in the wild!
Are you interested in participating in the 2014 Action for Apes Challenge? It’s easy and fun, and you get to save animals while you do it! Just check out our website to register your group.
Thank you to the following groups who are joining the Houston Zoo to help save animals in the wild through our Action for Apes Challenge:
Aldine 9th Grade School |
APES classes at Jersey Village High School |
Berry Elementary |
Bruce Elementary |
Calder Road Elementary |
CLHS Roots & Shoots Club |
Cy-Fair High School |
Cypress Falls High School |
Dabbs Elementary |
De Zavala Elementary |
Dickinson High School |
Durham Elementary: Young Leaders in Action and Top Dogs Organization |
Girl Scout Troop 9457 |
Hall Elementary |
Hildebrandt Intermediate School |
Hoffman Middle School |
Holbrook Elementary |
James DeAnda Elementary School |
Jennie Reid Elementary |
John and Shamarion Barber Middle School |
KIPP ZENITH Academy |
Lake Jackson Intermediate |
Liestman Elementary |
Lockhart Elementary School |
Pack 76 |
Parkwood Elementary School |
Robinson Elementary |
Smith Middle School |
Sneed Elementary |
Stanley Elementary |
Stovall Middle School |
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and School |
University of St. Thomas Tri-Beta Biology Honor Society |
Walt Disney Elementary |
W.C. Cunningham Middle school |
Whole Foods Market Kirby |