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Remembering Kingo

The iconic lowland gorilla, who was featured in international news media and inspired three decades of conservation, has died of old age in the Republic of Congo.

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2023 WCS Impact Report


"I have hope because of the incredibly talented and dedicated people who work at WCS—and who support WCS. With their passion and ideas and hard work, I know we can make the change that we need in the world."

MONICA P. MEDINAPresident and CEO

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Hudson Canyon

The U.S. Federal Government is considering naming the largest submarine canyon along the Atlantic Coast a National Marine Sanctuary. It's a once-in-a-generation opportunity to support marine conservation.

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Our Favorite Pics of 2023

Our 17 favorite photos released in the past year span the globe. We accomplished so much for nature in 2023, which was only possible because of your support.

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WCS Wild Audio

Listen to our award-winning podcast for reported audio stories covering the latest news and newsmakers from WCS’s field sites, zoos and aquarium, and conservation partners.

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In the news

January 08, 2024 | IFL Science

RIP Kingo

“Kingo’s legacy is immense,” said Jancy Boungou, a research assistant for WCS’s Mondika Gorilla Project who followed Kingo up until his last days.

December 14, 2023 | PBS Nature

Support for Rangers

It's critical to meeting tiger recovery goals and biodiversity, write Dale Miquelle, Mark Booton and Sugoto Roy for PBS Nature.

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