Conservation Through Public Health

Conservation Through Public Health Promote biodiversity conservation by improving wildlife and community health and livelihoods in and around African protected areas.

Our main Goal is To prevent and control disease transmission between wildlife, people and livestock with local communities as stewards of their own environment.

May this Easter inspire hope, compassion, and positive action for all people, wildlife, and our planet.
05/04/2026

May this Easter inspire hope, compassion, and positive action for all people, wildlife, and our planet.

Warm up to listen to our Founder and CEO, Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, at this year’s Skoll World Forum, in a discussion a...
01/04/2026

Warm up to listen to our Founder and CEO, Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, at this year’s Skoll World Forum, in a discussion about the increasing importance of the One Health approach in advancing human, animal, and planetary health. She will be reflecting upon our work at Conservation Through Public Health.

Topic: One Health in Action: Protecting People, Animals, and the Planet
Date: April 22, 2026
Time: 10:00-11:30 AM BST/ 1:00 PM–2:30 PM EAT
Place: https://skoll.org/skoll-world-forum/swf2026online/

Registration for the free online event closes on April 20, 2026.

What role can the animal health sector play in preventing urban yellow fever outbreaks? Today at 4:00 PM EAT, join a web...
30/03/2026

What role can the animal health sector play in preventing urban yellow fever outbreaks? Today at 4:00 PM EAT, join a webinar hosted by WHO, PAHO, and WOAH exploring whether vaccinating primates in urban and peri-urban areas could reduce spillover risk.

CTPH Founder and CEO, Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka will be among the panellists, contributing to a conversation on scientific rationale, operational feasibility, lessons from efforts like rabies control and potential to strengthen prevention in wildlife and rapidly evolving urban environments.

Register for the webinar here: https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_E22YGQWiRUu-Rn0vzBN8xg #/registration

14/03/2026

WOW! WHAT A MOMENT!

Earlier today, our field team had a front-row seat to witness the ultimate display of strength and dominance in Bwindi Forest!

Dorminant of Rushegura Gorilla family, Kabukojo showed us what he's made of with an epic chest-beat.

The beat of his chest echoed through the forest, a true show of power and pride!

We're so grateful to our team for capturing this incredible moment.

Have you been gorilla tracking, please share with us your favorite moments! "

Happy International Women's Day!Women are the backbone of the community. Supporting women is important to us because the...
08/03/2026

Happy International Women's Day!

Women are the backbone of the community. Supporting women is important to us because they have helped us to strengthen gorilla conservation while improving community health and livelihood outcomes. Half of our Village Health and Conservation Team volunteer leaders are women!

Every investment in women has improved their lives as well as the lives of those around them, which in turn has helped the mountain gorillas!

Will you give to support the women we work with today?

Donate: https://ctph.org/ctph-donation-bloomerang/

Mountain Gorilla protection is ongoing work. Your support strengthens community health, reduces disease risk towards the...
06/03/2026

Mountain Gorilla protection is ongoing work.

Your support strengthens community health, reduces disease risk towards the gorillas and other wildlife, and protects fragile ecosystems.

Be part of this effort. Give today https://ctph.org/ctph-donation-bloomerang/

Engaging communities is crucial for the success of conservation efforts. When families have access to health services an...
05/03/2026

Engaging communities is crucial for the success of conservation efforts. When families have access to health services and sustainable income, pressure on forests decreases, and the mountain gorillas and other wildlife are safer.

If you would like to learn more about how we use the proactive ONE HEALTH approach, which integrates human, animal, and environmental health, to save mountain gorillas, sign up to receive our newsletter.

https://mailchi.mp/824dd5614e2f/2026-newsletter-and-interest

Many of the greatest threats to wildlife are preventable. Disease transmission. Poaching. Habitat loss. Climate stress. ...
04/03/2026

Many of the greatest threats to wildlife are preventable. Disease transmission. Poaching. Habitat loss. Climate stress.

CTPH strengthens community health and sustainable livelihoods to address these risks before they escalate. Prevention protects wildlife.

Support this work https://ctph.org/ctph-donation-bloomerang/

When we protect mountain gorillas, we protect more than a species. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a mountain gorilla habita...
03/03/2026

When we protect mountain gorillas, we protect more than a species.

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a mountain gorilla habitat, is one of the most biologically rich forests in Africa. It is home to endangered mountain gorillas and a home to other endangered species including chimpanzees, elephants, pangolins and home to over 300 bird species and 200 butterfly species, as well as extraordinary plant diversity and ecological systems.

This year’s World Wildlife Day theme reminds us that forests house medicinal and aromatic plants that sustain wildlife, support communities, regulate climate, and promote biodiversity.

Help us continue our work and give to mountain gorillas today.

https://ctph.org/ctph-donation-bloomerang/

03/03/2026

Happy World Wildlife Day, from our Founder and CEO, Dr Gladys to you!

Together with the Uganda Wildlife Authority, Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, and other partners, we will ...
02/03/2026

Together with the Uganda Wildlife Authority, Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, and other partners, we will be celebrating World Wildlife Day 2026 on 3rd March at the Entebbe Works Grounds!

Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) and Gorilla Conservation Coffee will be exhibiting during the event.

Stop by our booth to learn about how we promote mountain gorilla health together with community health.

See you there!

Pupils are showing off their conservation creativity today at the ongoing interschool conservation competition at Lake V...
27/02/2026

Pupils are showing off their conservation creativity today at the ongoing interschool conservation competition at Lake Victoria School, Entebbe organised by the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Conservation Through Public Health is proud to be a co-sponsor of this year's competition.

Quizzes, poems, dance, and drama are all part of the World Wildlife Day Inter-School Competition under the global theme: Medicinal & Aromatic Plants – Conserving Health, Heritage & Livelihoods!

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