Goo-goo for #gorillas? All year they roam the landscape of Gabon bit.ly/29BzAUd.

You can still catch the fan favorite, #LegendOfTarzan, in theaters! Make sure you check it out this summer.

Looking for rare wildlife? Gabon is home to over 30% of the world's endangered species!

With 87% of Gabon's population living in urban areas, the country is full of wildlife and national parks.

In 2002, Gabon created 13 national parks. Imagine what you could see there: bit.ly/2ayerX6

Can you spot Professor Lee White in this photo at the Legend of Tarzan premiere in Gabon?

FACT: Gabon is the only place where you can see elephants, hippos AND gorillas. Talk about #biodiversity

88% of Gabon is covered by lush, tropical #rainforests, making it the second most forested country on the planet!

Some trees in Gabon are over 1,000 years old, reaching over 70m tall.

Resharing this camera trap footage from #Gabon. Very lucky to have this window to their world. #BacktotheWild

Djongo is looking fantastic at our #Gabon project.

#HappyIndependenceDay August 17, 1960 #Gabon gained independence from France Wishing all Gabonese peace&prosperity!

Djala inadvertently poses for the camera in #Gabon.

Boumango, a silverback in our #Gabon project.

An elephant spotted in our Gabon project. Proof we are supporting the region’s biodiversity with our protection.

Amazing - 15 elephants were recently spotted crossing the river in Aspinall Foundation #Gabon!

Discover how Lee White's conservation efforts in #Gabon are helping safeguard the world's remaining forest elephants bit.ly/2dli7LS

Good Article on Gabon's elephants and Lee White and TNC's Country Director ozy.com/rising-stars/o… via OZY

Djala and Djongo, enjoying their freedom at Aspinall Foundation’s Gabon project!