Look who decided to photobomb 📷🤭🤣 It's the one and only Kavuyo Silverback from Binyindo. Happy New Week.

An animal eating the placenta is called placentophagy, an instinctual behavior common in most mammals. (2/2).

Rare footage of a mother gorilla soon after giving birth. This is Rukundo from Habinyanja gorilla family eating her placenta after giving birth on 29th June 2025. Both mother and baby are in good health; and breastfeeding normally. (1/2)

Thank you very much Tusk for the support that you have continuously extended to @CTPHuganda over the years in the pursuit of achieving African-led conservation in Africa's protected areas. (2/2).

We were happy to receive conservation education books from @tusk_org through their flagship environmental educational program, PACE(Pan African Conservation Educational Project) that we distributed around various primary schools in the Bwindi Community. (1/2)

RT @DoctorGladys: My profile has been featured in today’s edition of The Observer!.Pick a copy and discover my journey into conservation.🦍….

RT @DoctorGladys: Join us for a webinar today, June 26th at 3 PM EAT, as we explore the topic:.“Climate Change: Super-Driver of Zoonotic Di….

RT @DoctorGladys: Conservation and community wellbeing go hand in hand. It is impossible to protect endangered wildlife without empowering….

RT @DoctorGladys: Proud to be a co-author on this important publication highlighting experiences from several countries. One of the greates….

RT @GCCoffee1: Eid al-Adha Mubarak! May this blessed day bring you peace, joy, and Allah’s countless blessings.

Celebrate World Environment Day with us at Conservation Through Public Health! -

we encourage you to refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle, and rethink plastic use for the health of our ecosystem. #WorldEnvironmentDay2025.#BeatPlasticPollution.#TravelWithACause.#WalkingWithGorillas.#SavingGorillasOneTripAtATime. (3/3).

• Refuse single-use plastics like straws, cutlery, and “kaveera.”.• Carry your own water bottles and reusable shopping bags. • Sort and dispose of waste at appropriate collection sites. Source: This World Environment Day and beyond, . (2/3).

World Environment Day 2025 calls for collective action to #BeatPlasticPollution. Years of unchecked plastic use have polluted our soil, water, food, & even entered human and animal bodies as microplastics. What can you do?.• Reuse and repurpose plastics where possible. (1/3)

RT @DoctorGladys: Happy World Environment Day 2025!. Today, we are reminded that healing the planet begins with healing our relationship wi….

On this #MartyrsDay 2025, we honor the Uganda Martyrs, whose unwavering faith and courage inspire us all. May their legacy of devotion guide us toward a brighter, more compassionate future.

that will help us secure a future in which both humans and wildlife flourish. He was in the company of our Finance Manager, Mr. @bukenyakam, who has been greatly involved in the execution of this project. #OneHealth.#WalkingWithGorillas.(3/3).

and how the Nestler Project's Pilot in Uganda of Biodiversity, Conservation and Food Systems is supporting our work. He shared our findings, successes and challenges with global like-minded stakeholders, in this critical conversation where we are constantly trading ideas .(2/3).

Our very own, @SOgwals, represented us in Athens, Greece, at NESTLER's 1st Agri-Tech Workshop. His presentation was about how our award winning organization, @CTPHuganda, has used a #OneHealth approach to achieve gorilla 🦍 conservation. (1/3)

@TTwebaze at this celebration of a great milestone. Through promoting alternative livelihoods like animal husbandry, CTPH is helping in the reduction of park-edge communities' dependency on Bwindi Forest, subsquently preventing gorilla habitat loss. #OneHealth.#WalkingWithGorillas.

and help in the conservation of the endangered mountain gorillas, the youth group chose to rear goats as an alternative source of food and income. With the goats now mature, it was time to share them amongst members and our Field Officer, @TTwebaze represented us . (2/3).