Source: UNESCO provides crucial support to biodiversity in emergency situations

A ‘baby boom’ among gorillas in a Ugandan national park shows conservation efforts are succeeding despite the menace of poaching, and other threats to the country’s wildlife.

Source: Gorilla baby boom gives Ugandan national park hope

Source: Uganda: Endangered Gorillas Impacted by Covid

Bwindi is home to over half of the world’s population of the endangered mountain gorillas, and over 120 mammal species.

Source: UNESCO sites: Bwindi’s wonder world of gorillas

An estimated 550,000 wild animals are currently suffering in poorly run tourist attractions around the world. Here’s how to make sure you avoid them.

Source: A Guide to Ethical Animal Tourism, From Gorillas to Elephants – InsideHook

Gorillas’ are worth seeing but chimpanzee badly behaved…

Source: Uganda’s primates are wild, whimsical and rude

Animal encounters can help foster a greater appreciation for conservation efforts…

Source: Up close and personal with wildlife conservation in Uganda

The world’s a spectacular place, full of hidden and overt beauty in every corner. But beauty’s also subjective. It’d be impossible to get a unanimous decision on the most beautiful places around the world — but CNN’s list is a good start to plan your travels. From lush African forests…

Source: CNN’s 25 most beautiful places in the world

Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest has been ranked by CNN as the world’s beautiful place…

Source: Uganda tops CNN’s list of beautiful places worldwide

These are CNN Travel’s picks for the world’s 25 most beautiful places — from a lush African forest and a vast Latin American desert to a watery Balkan paradise and an ancient Middle Eastern city.

Source: 25 of the most beautiful places on Earth

One travel company has seen 15 per cent growth for adventure holidays where walking the scenic route is the point in destinations such as Jeju Island, Peru and Iceland.

Source: Walking tours: More Singaporeans are stepping up to this hot vacation trend