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Primate Conservation In Uganda And Rwanda

Primate Conservation in Uganda and Rwanda

Primate Conservation in Uganda and Rwanda remains a priority to us and everyone living in this world. We want to commend the great work of our Gorilla Doctors in Uganda & Rwanda. With only 1,004 mountain gorillas left in the world- and the number of Grauer’s gorillas on the precipitous decline – it is critical to ensure the health and well-being of every individual gorilla.

With the help of the Gorilla Doctors, who regularly monitor the health of gorilla groups to ensure the early detection of disease and injury. When gorillas suffer from human-induced or life-threatening trauma or disease, the team stages medical interventions to save their lives.

Bwindi Gorilla Trekking Safari Company is passionate about deliberate ways p in place to engage and support the institutions in primate conservation. One way is through contributing to the Gorilla Lecture Donation Fund. The majority of our VIP guests are accorded a gorilla lecture by the Gorilla Doctor the previous day to their trekking date, this is one way to get more about the life of the mountain gorillas from their doctors.

You can be part of this great effort of primate conservation in Uganda & Rwanda by booking your gorilla trekking safari with us as the funds collected from the sale of a gorilla permit, a share is directed to conservation activities of these special primates.

You can make a DONATION to the Gorilla Doctors Foundation, this is the only organization in the world dedicated to saving the mountain. When you support Gorilla Doctors you are helping to keep mountain and Grauer’s gorillas healthy in Rwanda, Uganda, and DR Congo.

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