Please don't let this be their last Christmas together
A deadly Ebola outbreak is threatening gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Without urgent action, entire gorilla families could be wiped out.
Right now, gorillas are facing one of the deadliest threats imaginable. More than nine out of ten gorillas infected with Ebola could die. Mothers could lose their babies. Young gorillas could be left without the families they depend on. And every gorilla lost means future generations that may never be born.
We cannot let this happen. We must stop Ebola before it reaches them.
Our rangers are ready to do whatever it takes
As Ebola spreads, our dedicated rangers are preparing to spend Christmas away from their own loved ones, staying deep in the forest for weeks or even months to watch over vulnerable gorilla families.
Working alongside other conservation organisations, we’re also helping establish vital screening stations around gorilla habitats to identify infections and help prevent the virus from spreading.
But our rangers cannot do this alone. They urgently need food, shelters, protective clothing, communications equipment and essential supplies to keep them safe and working in the forest.
This Christmas, will you help keep gorilla families together?
Your donation today could help equip a vital screening station, provide essential supplies for frontline rangers, or help keep our teams in the forest for another day, protecting gorillas from this deadly virus.
Every day we keep Ebola away is another day a mother can hold her baby safely. Another day a gorilla family can remain together.
Our rangers are prepared to do whatever it takes. Please help give them what it takes.
Make your Christmas gift today and help protect gorilla families from Ebola.
