#GorillaConservation

Dian Fossey came to Rwanda in 1967 with little more than a notebook, a camera, and a fierce will to understand mountain gorillas. She set up camp in the Virunga Mountains, a region many conservationists had written off as too dangerous and too remote. Instead of backing down, she stayed. She learned the rhythms of...Read More

The health of mountain gorillas carries more weight than most people realize. These gentle giants, so powerful yet vulnerable, sometimes face threats beyond their strength. Illness and injury in the wild create challenges that require urgent and expert intervention. When a gorillas get sick or shows signs of sickness, specialized veterinarians swiftly move into action....Read More

Responsible travel plays a crucial role in preserving the very experiences tourists value most. When tourists choose East Africa for a safari or trekking experience, they seek connection—not only with wildlife but with the places and people who call these destinations home. Every safari visitor holds the ability to shape their journey in a meaningful...Read More

Gorilla trekking is a controlled wildlife experience that grants visitors regulated access to critically endangered mountain gorillas in high-altitude tropical forests. In this comprehensive guide to gorilla trekking, we will explore the critical information every first-time visitor must know, from permit regulations to essential rules that safeguard both trekkers and gorillas. This experience is not...Read More