Dear [Friend],

For over 45 years, I had the extraordinary privilege of working with Koko โ€” a western lowland gorilla who learned to communicate with us through sign language.

She didnโ€™t just change my life โ€” she changed how the world sees gorillas: as intelligent, emotional beings with a deep capacity for love, empathy, and connection.

Now, we have a chance to use Kokoโ€™s legacy to save all gorillas from extinction.

This Earth Day, I invite you to watch a short video showing how our Koko Signs app is being used in a Compassionate Conservation Childrenโ€™s Camp on the edge of a remote village in southeast Cameroon โ€” home to some of the worldโ€™s richest biodiversity, including the critically endangered western lowland gorillas.

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Your Earth Day gift will help us:

1) Bring the Koko Signs app to more gorilla habitats across Africa โ€” helping children and adults appreciate the emotional and intellectual lives of gorillas.

2) Develop a compassionate conservation curriculum โ€” using Koko and Michaelโ€™s sign language stories to inspire empathy and action in community programs.

3) Support community-led gorilla protection that focuses on Cross River Gorillas the most highly endangered subspecies, with only 300 remaining in the wild.

Help us give gorillas a voice โ€” Koko showed us whatโ€™s possible when we listen.
Letโ€™s continue her legacy and ensure all gorillas are seen, heard, and protected!

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and receive a Koko Plush as a thank you gift.

This Earth Day, please join me to save gorillas everywhere!

Koko gives Penny a flower

With deep gratitude and Koko-love,
Penny Patterson Signature
Dr. Penny Patterson
President, CEO and Founder
The Gorilla Foundation / Koko.org

โ€œPoachers wonโ€™t be able to kill gorillas after using the Koko Signs Appโ€ โ€” Baka Elder

โ€œWhen the kids saw Koko in the videos signing, it created a genuine concern for the species and they could start identifying how close gorillas are to humans.โ€ โ€” Teacher

โ€œThe kids were amazed when they saw Koko signing on the Appโ€ โ€” Camp Coordinator

โ€œThe whole community started referring to gorillas as โ€˜Kokoโ€™. โ€ โ€” Camp Participant


Conservation through Communication