North American Wood Ape Conservancy
Dedicated to proving the existence of the animal commonly referred to as Bigfoot.
Last updated on February 20th, 2021 at 10:31 am [The following article originally appeared at the Texas Cryptid Hunter’s Blogsite; it has been slightly modified for the North American Wood Ape Conservancy website and it is used here with the Read More
Last updated on February 20th, 2021 at 10:32 amLike many people, I suppose, I could tiptoe around arguments of whether “to kill” or “not-to-kill” a Bigfoot. I can see justifying the taking of one of these creatures as a necessary Read More
Part of the North American Wood Ape Conservancy’s mission statement includes facilitating the official recognition, conservation, and protection of the habitat of the species to which we refer as the wood ape. In keeping with the spirit of preservation upon Read More
Last updated on February 20th, 2021 at 02:55 pm [Note: The following essay was written by Brian Brown as the opening monologue for Episode 54 of The Bigfoot Show podcast.] ***** The title of this episode, “Further Adventures in the Read More
[A couple of months after the publication of Testing of Game Cameras for Sound Emissions at the NAWAC web site, Dr. Martin Lenhardt, who supervised the game camera tests, contacted us again. After he noted, “Jane Goodall thinks there Read More
Last updated on February 20th, 2021 at 02:53 pm All X all the time! Brian interviews Alton Higgins, Kathy Strain, and Monica Rawlins on location in Area X and then calls NAWAC Field Research Coordinator Daryl Colyer to discuss the Read More
Last updated on January 20th, 2021 at 04:21 pmWe’re pleased to be able to bring to you the following video presentations from the 2013 Texas Bigfoot Conference. First up, Brian Brown, NAWAC member and producer of The Bigfoot Show podcast, Read More
Over many centuries numerous appellations have been ascribed to the huge hairy hominoids said to inhabit North America, “Bigfoot” being one of the more widely used in recent decades. In his opening address at the 2013 Texas Bigfoot Conference, Read More
In 1958, construction worker Jerry Crew discovered some large footprints in the dry, dusty Northern California soil and a legend was born. Crew’s find was eventually related to the world via the Humboldt Times along with the name he and Read More
