The Gibbon Conservation Society (GCS) is a non-profit organization that focuses on conservation and rehabilitation of Gibbons. Their goal is to protect Gibbons, other wildlife, and their natural habitat. Their long-term goal is to support the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project, which works to rescue, rehabilitate, and release gibbons and other primates rescued from the illegal pet trade. The crew works tirelessly to give the finest possible care for all the Gibbons at the project, and they are in charge of their husbandry and rehabilitation. Each of the gibbons at the facility is at a different level of recuperation and has various demands, with some requiring 24-hour care as the team takes on the role of surrogate mother. Most will require more than five years to develop the essential abilities to be released back into the wild safely. Through this journey, GCS hoping the best for the gibbons to be able to return to their natural habitats in which they belong and resume their roles as primates.