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Uganda Reduces Prices for Gorilla Trekking

Uganda Reduces Prices for Gorilla Trekking

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The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is a public body responsible for managing the protected areas and ensuring their sustainable use has also announced the amazing discounted gorilla permits for the month of November for any Uganda safari Undertakers which could be interested in Gorilla trekking safaris. The permits are a requirement for all gorilla safari

Go Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga

Go Golden Monkey Tracking in Mgahinga

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One of the best places to track golden monkeys in Africa is Mgahinga National Park, one of Uganda’s popular national park. Though most  travelers have opted to visit this park to track the golden monkeys, this park offers an awe inspiring moment of tracking the shy and fast moving golden monkeys. The park’s setting amidst

See Mountain Gorillas Up Close

See Mountain Gorillas Up Close

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There are several reasons as to why one should take a gorilla safari to Mgahinga National Park. Though there are many reasons seeing the gorillas up close and personal is the major reason as to why many wildlife enthusiasts have booked Uganda safaris and ventured into the wild of Africa. Mgahinga National Park is one

Providing Safe Water to Communities Around Mgahinga

Providing Safe Water to Communities Around Mgahinga

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Water is one of the most basic necessities of life, but something that many people struggle to find within the Virunga Landscape. Annual rainfall is plentiful but water sources are rare due to the volcanic geology that either forces rainwater to quickly runoff or infiltrate deeply. The International Gorilla Conservation Programme (IGCP), as part of

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Batwa – Cross-cutting Efforts to Integrate Historically Marginalized People

Batwa – Cross-cutting Efforts to Integrate Historically Marginalized People

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“To be marginalized” in a Rwandan society means that you don’t have access to opportunities as other members of your community, and that lack of equal opportunity persists from generation to generation. What it feels like, day-to-day, is that your children are not able to freely play with your neighbor’s children, or that you are

UWA Drops Price of Gorilla Permits

UWA Drops Price of Gorilla Permits

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Here’s some good news: the Uganda Wildlife Author­ity recently dropped the price of gorilla per­mits to $350 dur­ing low sea­son, which spans March, April, May and Octo­ber and Novem­ber. With seven gorilla fam­i­lies in Bwindi Forest and Mgahinga national park, Uganda is a com­pelling safari destination. The fol­low­ing travel com­pa­nies offer treks to see the

Gorilla Levy Boosts Community Conservation

Gorilla Levy Boosts Community Conservation

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Communities around Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga National parks, the home to more than half of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas have a reason to smile, with the introduction of Gorilla levy fund . The new development is yet another avenue to benefit the communities neighboring Bwindi Mgahinga Conservation Area. The fund promotes sustainable environmental

Hirwa Gorilla Family

The CMS Agreement on Conservation of Gorillas and their Habitats

The CMS Agreement on Conservation of Gorillas and their Habitats

Hirwa Gorilla Family

Concerted conservation and restoration efforts focus on saving gorilla populations in the wild and their habitats. However, gorillas remain on the brink of extinction, and continue to face severe threats. In 2006, the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) requested the Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences, in partnership with the Great Apes Survival Partnership (GRASP),

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Projects to Save Africa’s Rarest Ape Unveiled by UN

Projects to Save Africa’s Rarest Ape Unveiled by UN

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News Announced as People Young and Old Skate Off in London to Lift Threat of ‘Gorillas on Thin Ice’ Three projects aimed at countering the slide towards extinction of one of human-kind’s closest relatives were spotlighted today as events to mark the international Year of the Gorilla (YOG) 2009 got underway with a ‘Gorillas on

Wandering Gorilla Group Back in Mgahinga

Wandering Gorilla Group Back in Mgahinga

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On July 7, 2007, the Nyakagezi group returned to the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park after having spent months in Rwanda. When the group left Uganda in March 2007, it still comprised 11 members; now there are only 7 left, as 4 females stayed with another group in Rwanda. The Nyakagezi group has spent most of

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