Gorilla trackers meet up with lone silverback Inshuti
Twenty-nine-year-old silverback Inshuti has had an interesting life, spending most of his adulthood as a lone silverback, though for...
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A lone silverback keeps trying
June 30, 2015 A lone silverback keeps trying It seems that age isn’t discouraging solitary mountain gorilla silverback Inshuti...
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Inshuti: An Unusual and Difficult Silverback
September 25, 2014 Inshuti: An Unusual and Difficult Silverback Like humans, mountain gorillas are highly social creatures with intricate...
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Taraja Gives Birth and Lone Silverback Giraneza is Seen Again
June 30, 2014 Taraja Gives Birth and Lone Silverback Giraneza is Seen Again On May 23, an infant was...
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Gorilla News Roundup Aug.-Sept.
September 16, 2013 Gorilla News Roundup Infant Mountain Gorilla Caught in Snare Snares are one of the ongoing threats...
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Gwiza: A Most Persistent Solitary Silverback
January 9, 2012 A Most Persistent Solitary Silverback The Fossey Fund’s Karisoke™ Research Center routinely monitors nine groups of...
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Lone Silverback Giraneza Returns
Lone Silverback Giraneza Seen After Two Years' Absence It was with great surprise that, on Sept. 25, the field...
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Gwiza, Lone Silverback, Interacts with Shinda’s Group
August 2010 Gwiza, Lone Silverback, Interacts With Shinda Group Gwiza is a 22-year-old silverback, who broke away from Shinda’s...
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April Field News
April 2006 April Field News In gorilla news this month, Pablo's group of mountain gorillas (one of the three...
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Lone Silverback Amahoro Returns to Natal Group
June 2005 In Rare Event, Lone Silverback Amahoro Returns to his Natal Group The return of Amahoro, a 19-year-old...
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Gorilla Births, New Lone Silverback
July 2004 Gorilla Births; New Lone Silverback; Staff News Gorilla news Recent months have been busy at Karisoke. We...
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