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African Gorilla Protection Focus of New CTI PAPER USA Campaign
SUN PRAIRIE, Wisconsin—CTI Paper USA has signed a letter of agreement to donate 1% of gross sales of its...
Read MoreFollowing a group after silverback’s death
April 28, 2016 Following a group after silverback’s death Since the death of dominant silverback Turakora on March 10,...
Read MoreTwo silverbacks missing from Ntambara’s group
March 6, 2015 Two silverbacks missing from Ntambara’s group Although the causes and details are still unclear, both leading...
Read MoreScientist Winnie Eckardt returns for new role at Karisoke
March 5, 2015 Scientist Winnie Eckardt returns for new role at Karisoke Winnie Eckardt, Ph.D., has taken on a...
Read MoreSearching for Maggie
February 23, 2015 Searching for Maggie Elderly female mountain gorilla Maggie, along with her 5-year-old son Gasore, left Ugenda's...
Read MoreSilverback Ntambara not seen since Feb. 6
February 18, 2015 Silverback Ntambara not seen since Feb. 6 Silverback Ntambara, who is second in charge of his...
Read MoreNew moth genus named for Dian Fossey
February 16, 2015 New moth genus named for Dian Fossey A recent paper published in the journal Zootaxa, describes...
Read MoreTwo gorilla births witnessed by one Fossey Fund tracker
February 13, 2015 Two gorilla births witnessed by one Fossey Fund tracker Female mountain gorillas have an average of...
Read MoreGorilla trackers witness exciting interaction
February 6, 2015 Gorilla trackers witness exciting interaction After a peaceful beginning of the year for Ugenda's gorilla group,...
Read MoreGorilla study informs understanding of brain structures
January 30, 2015 Gorilla study informs understanding of brain structures Dian Fossey came to Africa at the urging of...
Read MoreFollowing little-known Grauer’s gorillas in Congo
January 26, 2015 Following little-known Grauer’s gorillas in Congo Due to years of civil unrest and other obstacles, Grauer’s...
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