In addition to our more than 55+ years of daily monitoring and protection of endangered mountain gorillas in Rwanda, the Fossey Fund has also engaged
Most Grauer’s gorillas – which are critically endangered – live outside of protected areas like national parks, in extremely remote forests within the Congo Basin
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund’s work protecting critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo takes place in remote forests, where many
Our Rwanda-based communication assistant Cedric Ujeneza recently spent time at our remote field site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – the Nkuba Conservation Area (NCA),
From hunter to gorilla protector From hunter to gorilla protector Our Rwanda-based communication assistant Cedric Ujeneza recently spent time at our remote field
Our Rwanda-based communication assistant Cedric Ujeneza just traveled to our remote field site in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – the Nkuba Conservation Area
The area where we work saving gorillas in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is extremely remote and rural, in addition to being impoverished.
We know that for conservation to be successful it must also address the needs of the human communities that share the gorillas’ forest home. That’s
“Sweet” program supports families and protects habitat biodiversity Though undeniably tiny in comparison with a 400-pound silverback gorilla, bees are giants of biodiversity. Through their
On Earth Day, Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund announces 50% expansion of community forests protecting critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas in eastern DR Congo. April 22, 2022
