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Rebuilding and Maintaining Species Populations

February 28, 2023
AWF’s Species team works with national governments to assess the status of a species population, set a vision for the future of that population—including factors affecting its relationship with people and the land—and identify clear approaches to…

Rebels Take Over Park Headquarters in Gorilla Territory

October 28, 2008
Fighting has broken out again in eastern DR Congo between rebels under General Laurent Nkunda and the Congolese Army. The rebels, who have been hiding out in Virunga National Park, have just taken the park headquarters. The park is home to about 200…

Rebels Pose Threat to Gorillas in Congo

May 29, 2007
Early last week rebels entered Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing one wildlife officer and wounding up to four other individuals. Now, the rebels threaten a population of rare gorillas which live in the park.The…

Ratel

February 25, 2013

Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Celebrate Their Second Birthday, Gorilla Style!

May 31, 2006
Story by Prosper Uwingeli, a warden in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda.When twin mountain gorillas were born in May 2004 in the lush Virunga mountains of Rwanda, observers were concerned about the health and safety of the twins as they grew older…

Rare Monkey Species Threatened with Extinction

April 15, 2008
KENYA--A rare monkey species, the Tana River Red Colobus, today found only in Kenya, faces extinction due to encroachment on their habitat by human activities, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources…

Rare desert elephants survive Namibia’s harshest drylands

November 14, 2019
The world’s largest terrestrial mammal is also famed for being notoriously water-dependent. African savannah elephants in temperate rangelands drink water almost daily and love a mudbath to stay cool. Yet, in northern Mali’s Gourma region and the…

Rare Antelope Survives Decades of Civil War in Angola

July 14, 2003
The giant black sable, a magnificent antelope once feared extinct, has been rediscovered. In August 2002, a group of South African and American scientists set out on an expedition to find the giant sable. They recorded five separate sightings but…

Rangers Return to Work in Virunga National Park in the DRC

November 25, 2008
VIRUNGA HEARTLAND, DRC--Mountain gorillas in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Virunga National Park are getting renewed, if still limited, protection, with up to 70 rangers returning to their posts. The rangers were forced to flee in October 2008…

Rangers Receive Much-Deserved Recognition

July 31, 2015
Rampaging wildlife. Poachers and, sometimes, rebel forces. Harsh climatic conditions. The job of the wildlife ranger may vary by day, but whether conducting ecological monitoring or arresting poachers, one factor remains the same: how difficult…

Rangers Real Heroes of Gorilla Conservation: NPR Interviews AWF's Craig Sholley

January 24, 2008
Only about 700 mountain gorillas are left in the world, most of which live in the Virunga mountain range spanning the borders of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), AWF's Craig Sholley recently told NPR's Tony Cox.The…

Rainwater Harvesting Experts On All Sides of the Virunga Massif

October 31, 2012
Here's another story of people from different sides of the border working together to help their communities and reduce pressure on the Virunga Massif and its mountain gorillas. Last week, 10 women and men traveled from Jomba,…

Rainwater Harvesting

February 8, 2012
Tuyambaze, center in dark blue, helps put up the frame of the water tank alongside Annonciata Akobahoranye of Imbere Heza, right. Tuyambaze and his younger sister are no longer in school, but tend the potato fields and manage the household…

Rafiki: Slain silverback is the hero of mountain gorilla tourism in Uganda

June 26, 2020
As the leader of the Nkuringo mountain gorilla family in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Rafiki was the gentle giant who protected his family of 17. He was speared and killed in an act of self-defense after accosting four poachers. They were in…

Rabies Outbreak Threatens African Wild Dogs

July 6, 2005
With only 300 African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) left in Kenya, the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and our partners are working diligently to mitigate the key threats to this important carnivore. Research on this highly endangered predator is…

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