Conservation
Your Questions Answered—Part 5
This week we are answering your questions! How long does the habituation process take? Do gorillas cry? Read on to find out!
December 6, 2019
Category: Gorilla Behavior
Gorilla Behavior
Gorilla Play
This week we are talking about gorilla play! Did you know play is an important part of a young gorillas day?
November 22, 2019
5 Things Friday
Your Questions Answered–Part 4
This week we are answering your questions! Check out this article to find out what the daily life of a gorilla is like, plus more!
November 1, 2019
5 Things Friday
Halloween!
Check out our Halloween themed “5 Things Friday!” View this article to find a Dian Fossey costume idea as well as a printable data-sheet!
October 25, 2019
5 Things Friday
5TF: Our Research Interns Answer YOUR Questions—Part 3
Question 1 What do gorillas eat? Gorillas are herbivores, so they have a plant-based diet. You will mainly see gorillas eat young leaves, fruit, bamboo
October 2, 2019
5 Things Friday
5TF: Our Research Interns Answer YOUR Questions—Part 3
Question 1 What do gorillas eat? Gorillas are herbivores, so they have a plant-based diet. You will mainly see gorillas eat young leaves, fruit, bamboo
October 2, 2019
5 Things Friday
5TF: Titus—10th Anniversary
Fact 1 Titus became part of a bachelor group at age 5. Titus faced numerous upheavals as a youngster, including the loss of significant family members
September 12, 2019
5 Things Friday
5TF: Our Research Interns Answer YOUR Questions!-Part 2
Question 1 How do you know when gorillas are female or male? When gorillas are young (up to about 8 years), it is difficult to
August 30, 2019
Anti-Poaching
Celebrating World Ranger Day with Fossey Fund gorilla trackers
Trackers and rangers are the heroes of gorilla conservation, navigating through dense and remote forests every day to find and protect endangered gorillas. In Rwanda,
July 29, 2019
Biodiversity
Gorilla forest is complex web of biodiversity
The Grauer’s gorillas the Fossey Fund protects in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo live deep in primary forest, where our trackers hike for days to
April 4, 2019
