Building a Garden Out of Gorilla Poop
Not far from the village of Nkuba, in a remote area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo where...
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Not far from the village of Nkuba, in a remote area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo where...
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November 4, 2020 (ATLANTA) – As wildlife populations decline around the globe, understanding the natural and human-induced factors that...
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The Names Are In! This year’s virtual Kwita Izina, which was organized by the Rwanda Development Board, was a...
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It’s World Photography Day! Here at the Fossey Fund, we are fortunate to have an incredible team of talented...
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Liz Favorite Fact 1 – Episode 50, Public’s Questions #9: How do gorillas share knowledge? Non-human primates don’t have...
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Interactions between gorilla groups are endlessly fascinating. Interactions require considerable multi-tasking for males, as they have to protect their...
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In the animal kingdom, bigger is often better. Larger individuals tend to be stronger than smaller ones, and their...
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Fact 1: Silverbacks are more than just protectors! Silverbacks may have historically been thought of as just the protector,...
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Fact 1: Gorillas are super-moms! Like other primates, gorilla mothers have very strong bonds with their infants and provide...
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As we have all hunkered down together during these times, it is comforting to think about how gorillas live...
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Question 1 Tara Stoinski PhD, our President & CEO/Chief Scientific Office is answering a question from Shelby, “My career...
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Despite the crisis raging across the globe, gorilla life continues, as does the daily work of our field staff…...
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