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Mountain Gorilla Census Finds Increased Population in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

November 13, 2012
Total world population of endangered species now stands at 880 KAMPALA, Uganda, November 13, 2013 -- Despite conflicts in surrounding regions that potentially threaten mountain gorillas, results from a 2011 census has found that Uganda&#39…

Mountain Gorilla

February 21, 2013

Mount Kenya: the economics of community conservation.

January 7, 1999
Emerton L. 1999. Mount Kenya: the economics of community conservation. London: International Institute for Environment and Development; 1999 Sep.

Mount Elgon

July 25, 2023

More than counting gorillas: the hidden value of a census

November 3, 2011
Yes, a census is about getting the population numbers of mountain gorillas and their distributions within the forest. But what goes on in the course of conducting the census is, in some ways, much more valuable than the results themselves. On my…

More Than a School Building

January 12, 2015
After a three-hour ride on the back of a 125cc motorcycle from Djolu, a small town in AWF’s Congo landscape in northern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), we came across a boisterous group of boys rushing up a trail through the dense woods carrying…

More than $1 billion needed annually to secure Africa's protected areas with lions

December 14, 2018
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 2018.

More Ruffed Lemurs Head Back Home

April 1, 1999
Just a year after the first five ruffed lemurs raised in captivity made news when they were reintroduced into their native Madagascar, four others made the same trip from the United States to the Betampona Natural Reserve.After a few weeks of…

More Money for Lomako Yokokala Faunal Reserve in DRC

December 6, 2006
scroll down for the French version.On Wednesday, November 22nd, 2006, the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) and the French Development Agency signed an agreement designating 781,000 Euros (approximately 1,025,000 USD) for the recently created Lomako…

More habitat for Rwanda’s mountain gorillas means a better life for all

March 21, 2022
Intensive conservation efforts over the last few decades saved the mountain gorilla from extinction. Securing a larger forest habitat for the growing population will allow the endangered species to flourish. In January 2018, African Wildlife…

Monkeys and Wolves Make a Last Stand Together

September 21, 2015
Earlier this summer I wrote about the Ethiopian wolf, the world’s most endangered canid with a worldwide population of less than 500 animals. Though a megafaunal predator balanced on the brink of extinction, the kind of critter that…

Monitoring DRC’s forests and courts to protect pangolins

February 20, 2023
The pangolin, with its small, elongated head, short legs, and three curved claws on its forefeet, is covered in shiny, sharp brown scales. This docile nocturnal mammal suffers from the growing pressure of poaching in its natural habitats in Africa…

Money, Honey

June 5, 2008
The plan was for me to meet some bee-keepers in northern Kenya. Report on the AWF project, take some photos. I never would have guessed I’d end up in the bee suit. First, some background. I’m in Maralal, a small town in northern Samburu district…

Mobilizing Africa on Earth Day's 50th anniversary

April 17, 2020
“Every day is Earth Day,” says Derrick Mugisha. An environmental scientist and active member of youth-led biodiversity protection groups, he is leading the 50th-anniversary celebration of Earth Day in Uganda. Mugisha is one of nine Earth Day…

Mkomazi National Park

July 27, 2023

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