  ===Conservation: Threats and Conservation Methods updated===  We have made a number of updates to the Conservation section as a whole.  We felt that each of the threats needed to have more depth and analysis (i.e. references to scientific literature) in order to understand any conservation activities. *Poaching - inclusion of a referenced case study (the 'Taiping 4'). *Habitat loss - addition of information regarding the impact of pyrethrum growth, isolation of groups or 'clans' of the sub-population and the resulting lack of genetic diversity. *Disease - discussion of the dangers of human contact with gorillas given their genetic similarities and the increased risk of disease transmission - also a note about how this danger can be minimised with good management.  The impact of livestock in the region is also noted. *War and Civil Unrest - this section was only very briefly addressed previously, despite the obvious effects that regional instability would have had on the subpopulation.  We have included information about simulation modelling of the impact of war and unrest on habitat and population, along with information about direct impacts such as increases in poaching, pressures of increased population on ecologically vulnerable regions through the influx of refugees and the effect of land mines.  Following on from this, we updated the section on conservation methods.  The information about Community-based conservation was minimal in spite of its significant role in protecting the gorilla habitat - as such, we have included further information about collaborative management processes and community engagement.  There was also very little information about the impact of eco-tourism which has been particularly significant in providing the resources to carry out effective conservation. The previous separation of 'active' and 'theoretical' conservation made it difficult to discuss their impacts as the two halves of an holistic approach.