Beyond what you have probably read about or seen in the media, gorilla conservation efforts in Africa hinge on more than funding or legislation. They rely on the individuals who patrol the forests each morning, tracking elusive families, identifying health … Read More
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Kwita Izina: Rwanda’s Baby Gorilla Naming Ceremony
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
World Gorilla Day in Rwanda
World Gorilla Day, marked annually on September 24, serves as a reminder of the urgent need to protect one of the planet’s most endangered primates. In Rwanda, the day carries added weight. It aligns closely with the country’s long-term strategy … Read More
Anti-Poaching Efforts in Rwanda: Protection of Wildlife
Behind Rwanda’s rising profile in responsible conservation tourism lies a persistent threat: poaching and the illegal wildlife trade. While anti-poaching efforts in Rwanda have made significant strides in protecting its natural assets, the pressure on its wildlife remains constant—and in … Read More