Great apes could lose up to 94% of their range habitat by 2050. All species, including #gorillas will be at risk from climate change and habitat destruction, scientists warn. Tough reading but vital research:

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ddi.13358

Great piece on uncertainty and fear in #Goma now. Our team are in the city and have always kept working no matter what's thrown at them.

Gorillas living nearby are safe. But the humanitarian crisis could threaten their habitat and even their safety.

https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/africa/100000007793363/goma-congo-volcano-africa.html

What's an easy way of telling the difference between a mountain gorilla and a lowland gorilla?

Look at the fur! Mountain gorillas live higher up, so they need thicker, fluffier coats to stay warm. Lowland gorillas have shorter hair.

Here's a handsome, fluffy mountain gorilla

Woohoo! It's that #FridayFeeling again

Let's party like #gorillas in the wild. They love to munch on bamboo and enjoy a 'sugar high' after chomping through large amounts.

🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍

Here's Henry, our Projects Manager in DR Congo 🇨🇩. He's on what used to be the road from Goma to Rutshuru - now destroyed by Lava! And he says 'thanks' for all the kind wishes from our supporters.

Now people are fleeing #Goma afraid that Mount #Nyiragongo will erupt again.