Journal #69, 2/2024

GORILLA JOURNAL 69

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The Killing of a Gorilla and the Destruction of Habitats in the Maiko National Park

The Grauer's gorilla is facing a major crisis. Several factors are threatening its habitat: agricultural and pastoral expansion, subsistence hunting,…

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Sarambwe under Occupation

Involving the population in conservation
Conservation and protection of biodiversity in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are subject to…

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Report from Maiko National Park

The task of the managers of Maiko National Park is to protect the rainforest and its biological diversity and to preserve its importance in…

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Understanding Mpox Virus

I want to take a moment to update you on Gorilla Doctors' work across D. R. Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda regarding the mpox outbreak in the region and…

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Protecting Grauer's Gorillas through Community Partnerships: Sustainable Woodlots in Kagheri

Celebrating Two Years of Community Partnership
In the village of Kagheri, located 15 km from the GRACE (Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation…

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African Ape Sites and Climate Change

Climate change, along with the rise in extreme events, is expected to become a growing threat to wildlife. However, compared to other animals, not…

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Long-term Friendships in Female Mountain Gorillas

The strong relationship between adult males and adult females form the basis of gorilla social groups. Relationships among female gorillas are…

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The Impact of Kinship on Social Relationships between Immatures and the Silverback

Western lowland gorillas usually live in one-male groups, consisting of one dominant male (a silverback), several females and their offspring. For…

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Community Projects at Mount Tshiaberimu

Water provision for two schools
For many years the Wilhelma, the Zoological-Botanical Garden of Stuttgart, has collected mobile phones for recycling.…

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Report from the Anniversary Meeting in Rostock

On the 15th and 16th June 2024, 52 members and friends of the Berggorilla & Regenwald Direkthilfe gathered to celebrate our 40th anniversary at the…

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