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Gorilla Trekking Photography: Dos and Don’ts

Posted by admin on May 1, 2025 | Featured | No Comments

Gorilla trekking photography ranks among the world’s most strictly regulated wildlife activities. Authorities in Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo issue a limited number of permits per day. Each permit grants a single one-hour visit with a habituated … Read More

Tags: #AdventureTravel, #CongoWildlife, #ConservationPhotography, #EcoTourism, #EthicalTravel, #GorillaPhotography, #GorillaTrekking, #MountainGorillas, #NaturePhotography, #PhotographyTips, #RwandaTravel, #TravelAfrica, #UgandaTravel, #WildlifeEthics, #WildlifePhotography

Kwita Izina: Rwanda’s Baby Gorilla Naming Ceremony

Posted by admin on April 20, 2025 | Featured | No Comments

Each year in Rwanda, Kwita Izina brings international conservationists, government officials, scientists, and invited guests together for one purpose: to name infant mountain gorillas. This event takes place near Volcanoes National Park, where the majority of Rwanda’s mountain gorillas live … Read More

Tags: #AfricanWildlife, #CommunityConservation, #ConservationCulture, #ConservationMatters, #EcoTourism, #GorillaNaming, #GorillaTrekking, #GreenRwanda, #KwitaIzina, #MountainGorillas, #RwandaConservation, #WildlifeProtection, sustainabletourism, visitrwanda, volcanoesnationalpark

Understanding Gorilla Habituation

Posted by admin on April 9, 2025 | Featured | No Comments

Gorillas don’t react to humans the way most people expect. They’re not aggressive, nor are they particularly curious. In fact, they often ignore us. But that reaction isn’t automatic—it’s the result of a long, deliberate process known as gorilla habituation. … Read More

Tags: #EcoTourism, #GorillaConservation, #GorillaHabituation, #GorillaTrekking, #HabituationEthics, #NatureProtection, #PrimateResearch, #WildlifeConservation

The Role of Women in Tourism

Posted by admin on March 26, 2025 | Featured | No Comments

Rwanda has built a reputation for smart, sustainability-driven tourism. But there’s more happening beyond the permits and primate tracking routes. Women in tourism are shaping conservation in ways that go beyond photo ops and lodge brochures. After the genocide in … Read More

Tags: #CommunityTourism, #ConservationMatters, #EcoTourism, #EmpowerWomen, #ExploreRwanda, #GreenTravel, #InclusiveTourism, #MadeInRwanda, #RwandaTourism, #TourismForDevelopment, #TravelWithPurpose, #WomenEmpowerment, #WomenInLeadership, #WomenInTourism, sustainabletourism, visitrwanda