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We are dedicated to gorilla conservation through daily protection, anti-poaching, research, education and helping communities.
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Protecting and studying gorillas for more than 40 years, even during the most difficult times, is what it takes to save a species.
A healthy ecosystem benefits everyone. Our health, education and economic programs improve the chances of gorillas surviging.
We are helping to create a vast rainforest wildlife corridor in eastern Congo, home to both mountain and Grauer's gorillas.
Fewer than 800 mountain gorillas remain. Their habitats are severely threatened. We are on the ground every day protecting them.
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100% of the Fossey Fund's budget is dedicated to programs that save gorillas. Help keep anti-poaching teams in the field, care for rescued gorillas, protect from diseases & more.
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