Cross River Gorilla Project

10/02/2026

23/11/2024

Gorillas are facing a critical moment. 🦍🌳 Deforestation, driven by climate change, is shrinking their forest homes. We must act now to secure a future for these gentle giants.

16/11/2024

Every action counts. 🌱 Reduce your carbon footprint, support conservation organizations, and raise awareness. Together, we can protect gorillas and our planet.

02/11/2024

Research from the University of Neuchatel (where our chairman studied some years ago,) has found that gorillas use a surprisingly democratic process to decide where and when to travel to forage for food in spite of the silverback’s dominance of the group.

The research group from the University and the Museum National d’Histoire Naturelle analysed the vocalizations of three groups of gorillas to determine how they choose when and where to go. Surprisingly, despite the dominance of the silverback, the decision making was a democratic process with lots of chat 😄
For more info : https://lnkd.in/gpw4M8qF

28/10/2024

We were honoured to be allowed to meet in the Bishop’s dining room in Durham Castle last week. The Cross River Gorilla Project is delighted to be working with . Two teams from the Universities of Manchester and Durham will be looking at legal compliance, fund-raising, marketing and strategy over the next few weeks. Thank you .manchester !! 💯

20/10/2024

Thank you so much for coming over to the UK Sylvie, to teach Newcastle University Students about the Cross River Gorillas and other rare species of the Lebialem Highlands in South West Cameroon