Gorilla Behavior
Newborns and New Mothers
May 1, 2008 Newborns and New Mothers The year has started very well in terms of mountain gorilla births, with five newborns in the gorilla
May 1, 2008
Category: Silverback
Dian Fossey Fund
Inshuti’s Group is Growing
April 1, 2008 Inshuti's Group is GrowingInshuti’s group is the most recently formed gorilla group in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, where the Fossey Fund operates
April 1, 2008
Dian Fossey Fund
Titus, the Gorilla King
April 1, 2008 Titus:"The Gorilla King" Silverback Titus is one of the oldest mountain gorillas we study from our Karisoke Research Center, and has been
April 1, 2008
Gorilla Research & Tracking
New Gorilla Group Forms, Disintegrates
Jan. 27, 2008 A New Gorilla Group Forms, Then Disintegrates On Jan. 27, Karisoke staff found an unidentified group of three gorillas in the trail
January 27, 2008
Gorilla Behavior
Karisoke Gorilla Groups Keep on Changing
January 2008 Karisoke Gorilla Groups Keep on Changing! During 2007 the three large multi-male groups we had studied at Karisoke for the past several years
January 1, 2008
Conservation
Male Gorillas on the Move
November 2007 Male Gorillas on the Move Since 2003, DFGFI has been conducting a study of male gorilla behavior, physiology and life history decisions. Some
November 1, 2007
Gorilla Behavior
Some Females Transfer from Subgroup to Split Group and Back Again
July 2007 Some females transfer from subgroup to split group and back again… Young silverback Bwenge has been trying to lead his own new group,
July 2, 2007
Anti-Poaching
Pablo’s Group Encounters Snares in Forest
July 2, 2007 Pablo’s Group Encounters Snares in Forest Among the illegal activities that sometimes occur in the forest where the mountain gorillas live, the
July 2, 2007
Congo
Two Females Leave Rano for an Outside Group
July 2007 Two Females Leave Rano for an Outside Group Last month we reported on the attempts of silverback Umushikirano (nicknamed Rano), who went off
July 2, 2007
Gorilla Infants
Female Mountain Gorillas Continue to Try Out New Groups
June 26,2007 Female Mountain Gorillas Continue To Try Out New Groups Transfers of female mountain gorillas among groups are becoming a routine event, at least
June 27, 2007
