Monitoring Gorillas in Nigeria
From March to August 2009, surveys were conducted to evaluate the status of gorillas and other diurnal primates and their habitat at four gorilla…
Journal #40, 1/2010
GORILLA JOURNAL 40
historically, the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project (MGVP), in collaboration rinary Project (MGVP), in collaboration rinary Project with host country national wildlife, natural resource and/or tourism organizations, has served the role of clinical caretaker of the mountain gorillas. This has been through continued field presence of veterinarians who coordinate clinical interventions...
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Snares in the Mikeno Sector
Mount Visoke lies at the heart of mountain gorilla habitat - and so naturally the rangers of the Virunga National Park often venture onto the flanks…
[details]Human Impact on Gorilla Behaviour
Western lowland gorilla tourism exists on a considerably smaller scale than that of the high profile mountain gorillas. Yet the successful habituation…
[details]Employee Health in Kahuzi-Biega
Historically, the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project (MGVP), in collaboration with host country national wildlife, natural resource and/or tourism…
Bai Hokou
The south-western region of the Central African Republic includes one of the most pristine tropical forests in the whole of Africa. Located in the…
Gorilla Census in the Virungas 2010
Recently, I spent 10 days in the field as part of a team counting mountain gorillas during a 2-month census which took place from 1st March to 25th…
[details]GRACE Center
The rumors began in early February 2010: Somewhere in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, an infant gorilla was being offered for sale. Some…
[details]Tree Nursery on Mt. Tshiaberimu
Mount Tshiaberimu is a site that is critical both for conservation and for the development of local communities. It is located in one of the most…
Senkwekwe Centre
![[Translate to EN:] Ndeze und Ndakasi im Senkwekwe-Zentrum](/fileadmin/news/Ndeze_und_Ndakasi_im_Senkwekwe-Zentrum.jpg "[Translate to EN:] Ndeze und Ndakasi im Senkwekwe-Zentrum")
The two mountain gorilla orphans Ndeze and Ndakasi grew up in a house in Goma - a town full of dust and noise. These are certainly not suitable…
[details]Gorillas of the Ebo Forest - Conservation
In November 2002 a population of gorillas was "discovered" in the Ebo forest of southwestern Cameroon, less than 100 km north of the Sanaga River…
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