Honey from the Bwindi Forest
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Singing Gorilla Project has made amazing progress on the Maternity and Pediatric Ward at the medical facility in Nteko
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In February 2012 the Pesitho team travelled to Northern Uganda, where their first local cooperative is located outside of the Bidi Bidi Refugee settlement. They are working in…
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A major problem facing the villages surrounding the Gorilla Habitat is a lack of power. After the sun sets there is virtually no illumination except from the moon and the stars…
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From the time of our last post you will have all read about poachers killing the Silver Back Rafiki in the Bwindi Impenetrable forest very near Nkuringo….
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If we take a look at the villages near Nkuringo on the edge of the Bwindi Impenetrable forest today, we see around 22,000 people living in 23 separate villages primarily surviving as farmers. There is some cash income…
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Over the past 200 years with pressure from the growth of a diverse population and local conflicts the number of Mountain Gorillas decreased to less than 600 individuals. In 1992 Uganda…
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To understand how and why the Mountain Gorillas and Natives coexist in East Africa we need to go back to the beginnings. The story of Gorilla Habitat begins around 3 million years ago…
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In the past 30 years over 200,000 square kilometers of Great Ape Habitat has been lost in Central Africa. The devastation continues as the population…
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