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

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

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

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The Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is either a daydream or a nightmare depending on if you love wild animals (especially gorillas).

Source: Daily Daydream: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda