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By Saving Gorillas, Can Congolese Save Themselves?

November 5, 2007
(Reuters)If the people of Congo save the mountain gorilla, might the gorilla return the favor?That is the hope of environmental activists, who realize that wildlife conservation and tourism could be the key to survival for people as well as animals…

Bwindi Reopens for Tourism

July 1, 1999
After a month of mourning for the eight tourists and the park warden killed by Rwandan rebels in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, authorities reopened the Ugandan park to visitors Apr. 1.The Uganda Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry (MTTI)…

Bwindi Has Fewer Mountain Gorillas than Previously Estimated, New Research Shows

January 28, 2009
VIRUNGA HEARTLAND, UGANDA--A new report published in the February issue of the scientific journal Biological Conservation reveals that the mountain gorilla population in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National park is likely lower than previously…

Bushmeat Trade Poses Risks

October 1, 1999
Some Endangered Species, Human Health ThreatenedLong a source of sustenance for many rural people in Africa, the meat from wild animals is becoming increasingly popular as a delicacy in other parts of the world-so popular, in fact, that consumption…

Bushbuck

February 22, 2013

Bush Fire in Chyulu

April 4, 2013
One of the best and worst things about living in Africa as an expatriate is the speed at which the unexpected happens. Just going to the shops, out of nowhere I was faced with a tribunal of very young Muslim girls curious about Muzungus …

Burunge

July 25, 2023

Buniga Forest Walk: Involving the Batwa in Conservation

May 8, 2012
If you are ever curious as to why conservation organizations like IGCP are working to collaborate with the Batwa people of the region, all you have to do is watch one of their members set a snare for wildlife with not only expert precision, but with…

Building the Bonobo Center in the Congo

September 23, 2008
In our Congo Heartland, construction on a bonobo research and conservation center is making great progress dispute all odds. The site is at Ndele in the middle of the 3,600 km² Lomako-Yokokala Faunal Reserve, and is not so easy to get to. A boat…

Building Resilient Ecosystems

December 27, 2023
We help governments and local authorities plan and manage land in ways that benefit people and contribute to sustainable development. Land-use planning, land restoration, and climate-smart solutions all contribute to resilient ecosystems that…

Building Hope for the Earth One Bracelet at a Time

November 10, 2008
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO--Earth's Birthday Project, a nonprofit organization that educates children about the Earth and its resources, this week placed a windfall order with the Esilalei Women's Cultural Boma, an AWF-supported enterprise located in…

Building Conservation Tourism in Ethiopia

October 13, 2015
Ethiopia’s protected area system covers 14 percent of its land mass, a proportion that is larger than the global average.Bale Mountains National Park in the south-central part of the country hosts the world’s largest Afro-alpine habitat, 17 endemic…

Building better ranger forces for wildlife conservation

November 12, 2020
Consider the African wildlife ranger’s job — the long periods away from family and home, low pay, challenging physical conditions, and significant risk of armed confrontations. In 2018, more than 50 African rangers died in the line of duty, killed…

Building a united force for wildlife conservation on World Ranger Day

July 30, 2021
Ranger, wildlife scout, or game warden — their essential and multifaceted roles at the front line help to conserve wildlife, natural habitats, and ecosystems across the world. In honor of World Ranger Day, we explore the diverse work of wildlife…

Bugungu

July 27, 2023

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