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Mountain Gorilla

February 21, 2013

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…

Meet the men and women fighting to protect biodiversity in DRC’s Bili-Uele landscape

May 23, 2019
Jean Niwiya has known both sides of the illegal wildlife trade. Before 2015, the 39-year-old father of eight made his living snaring small wildlife in the expansive Bili forest in the Bas-Uele Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo and selling…

Managing the Bushmeat Trade By Working Together

November 25, 2014
Poverty in tropical Africa is often described as a trap because it is a curbing, undesirable circumstance from which escape is difficult. Academics around the world believe it, according to a September 2014 online article in The Economist…

Making forest concessions work for local communities

June 12, 2017
The local communities of the Maringa-Lopori-Wamba (MLW) landscape in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) largely depend on the forest for their survival including agriculture, cultural value, and other non-timber forest products. However, the…

Looping Locals in to Ecological Efforts

November 8, 2013
For the first time, everyday Congolese are taking an active role in the conservation of their country’s bonobos. In the Congo landscape, AWF has trained 50 people from the Congolese wildlife authority, Institut Congolais pour la…

Lion

February 25, 2013

Lesser Bush Baby

February 22, 2013

Leopard

February 25, 2013

Kob

February 25, 2013

Journey to Bili-Uele Underscores AWF's Commitment to Conservation in DRC

August 29, 2024
In the heart of the Congo Basin rainforest, nestled over 3,000 kilometers northeast of Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, lies the Bili-Uele Protected Area Complex—a sanctuary spanning over 40,000 square kilometers. This…

IWD 2023: Women make fuel-efficient cookstoves to reduce firewood use

March 3, 2023
Women of Bili-Uere have been cooking with firewood for a long time, choked by the smoke, perfumed by the pungent smell of charcoal, and often limited to cooking outdoors, which becomes increasingly challenging during bad weather.The traditional…

In Search of the Western Lowland Gorilla

February 28, 2014
Despite twenty-five years in Africa, I’d never had the opportunity to see the western lowland gorilla in the wild. Recently, Wilderness Safaris, the South Africa-based tourism company, developed a new destination in Odzala…

Ilima, an Example to Follow

March 26, 2015
It goes without saying that emphasizing the link between education and conservation is not a fruitless endeavor. The desired outcome is a community which consciously chooses to look after its forest as a heritage for its children, its…

Hyrax

February 25, 2013

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