Gorillas cannot survive without forests. They are their homes, their breeding grounds and their refuge. But deforestation is threatening their very existence. Will you help save them?Β Find out how

Our award-winning field projects address the threats and help local people protect the gorillas
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Gorillas cannot survive without forests. They are their homes, their breeding grounds and their refuge. But deforestation is threatening their very existence. Will you help save them?Β Find out how
Our grassroots projects are keeping gorillas safe from poaching and habitat loss. We also work with local communities to ensure humans and gorillas can live peacefully side-by-side for generations to come.
Gorillas are our closest cousins. They are gentle, social and share 95-99% of their DNA with humans. But all four sub-species are threatened with extinction.
Climate change brings a deadly new threat for mountian gorillas
Every baby gorilla gives hope for the future. But it's also a cause for fear...
The forests that gorillas depend upon are vanishing, pushing them ever closer to extinction
The BBC visited our Reformed Poachers project!
In Uganda, project manager Dr. Samson spoke with @BBCJustinR about how we are providing alternatives to poaching and contributing to the great "conservation success" of our time!π¦
Check out the videoππ
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0018v56/mountain-gorillas-a-conservation-success
The truth is that itβs quite possible that the last wild baby gorilla will be born in your lifetime. That is unless we do something to stop this right now. Find out more https://gorillas.org/gorilla-lifeline-appeal/
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