ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 1月28日 04時36分

Photo by @ronan_donovan // 17 year old Teddy Atuhaire sits in the doorway while her aunt, Olije, peels plantains in the small village of Nmyamirima in western Uganda.
Teddy is one of the many faces affected by deforestation.
When Teddy was 4 she was taken from her home by a wild chimpanzee. Neighbors heard her screams and gave chase. The chimpanzee climbed into a nearby tree, still clutching Teddy. Men rushed to the scene with axes and began chopping down the tree...
Hear the rest of Teddy's story from @ronan_donovan 
I'm currently in the field exploring stories similar to Teddy's as a result of widespread deforestation in western Uganda. As these forests are cleared, hundreds of chimpanzees are forced to look for alternative food sources. The only option in many places is human crops: corn, mango, papaya, jackfruit, sugar cane and more. This can put them in direct contact with humans, like Teddy, and the results can be devastating to both humans and chimpanzees. Uganda has the climate to replant these lost forests over the coming decades, the issue now is swaying the will of the government and the rural agrarian farmers that desertification is a real issue here and intact forests benefit humans and chimps alike. 
Learn more with @ronan_donovan and @bulindichimps

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