Eleven gorilla babies have been born in Uganda. We need your help to make sure they survive. See how we’re saving these precious infants and their families this Christmas.

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Eleven gorilla babies have been born in Uganda. We need your help to make sure they survive. See how we’re saving these precious infants and their families this Christmas.
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 share 95-99% of their DNA with humans. But all four sub-species of gorilla are now classed as Critically Endangered and at risk of being lost forever.
Six more gorilla rangers have lost their lives while patrolling the Virunga National Park
New babies bring new hope for the endangered mountain gorillas
There's been a gorilla baby boom this year. But these infants need your help to survive.
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The sudden death of silverback Rafiki leaves the Nkoringo gorilla group leaderless and vulnerable
One deadly virus has been defeated. But another is on the way. Will you help gorillas survive?
Our community ranger team at #Walikale look for many different clues in their search for lowland #gorillas - broken branches, overturned logs and footprints are all telltale signs of the great apes!
In the forests of the Virungas, #gorillas are often the noisy neighbours! In the wild, mountain gorillas have been recorded making 16 different types of call - and they also like to hum to themselves when the eat!
We learned the lessons of the most recent Ebola outbreak - and not a single gorilla died from that virus. So far, keeping humans & #gorillas apart is stopping the spread of #COVID19 to gorillas in the wild. But no time for complacency!
#Gorillas can easily catch 'human' diseases. Enhanced ranger patrols are essential to keep gorillas in the wild free from COVID.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2021/01/gorillas-san-diego-zoo-positive-coronavirus/
What a tragic start to 2021. Six rangers have been killed in an ambush in #Virunga National Park. These brave men are the latest to give their lives to help protect Congo's endangered mountain gorillas
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/11/six-park-rangers-killed-in-ambush-in-eastern-congo-gorilla-sanctuary-virunga
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