
From paper and pen to data in the cloud: Studying and protecting gorillas becomes increasingly high-tech
In 1967, when Dian Fossey began her pioneering work documenting the mountain gorillas in Rwanda, she had only basic tools to work with: pen and
In 1967, when Dian Fossey began her pioneering work documenting the mountain gorillas in Rwanda, she had only basic tools to work with: pen and
One of the amazing and valuable aspects of the Fossey Fund’s work with gorillas is that we have been able to follow them for more
Solitary male gorillas continue to amaze us with their ever-changing dynamics. Back in April, the elderly long-time solitary silverback Inshuti surprised us by forming a
Gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos are found in 21 countries across tropical Africa and all are considered to be endangered or critically endangered. They also live
In addition to protecting endangered mountain gorillas in Rwanda, the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund has an increasingly successful and expanding program to protect critically endangered
At the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, we are dedicated to the protection of endangered gorillas, monitoring them 365 days a year, a mission that depends
It’s rare to see a solitary male gorilla successfully – and rapidly – build his own thriving family. But 19-year-old silverback Mutobo is doing an
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
A recent series of events among the members of a mountain gorilla group monitored by the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in Rwanda has led to
January 16 would have marked the 92nd birthday of our founder, Dr. Dian Fossey. During her life, the mountain gorilla population reached a low of