Mountain gorillas - an endangered species - survive in only two regions in the world: the Virunga Massif (a chain of volcanoes in East Africa) and Uganda's Bwindi ...

That hour spent in the company of Mountain Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a cherished memory for a lifetime. Especially remarkable is encountering Muhoozi the silverback, named so ...

Mountain gorillas live in just two isolated groups – one in the Virunga volcanoes – spanning the borders of Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and one in Bwindi ...

That said, though, gorilla lovers from around the world are undeterred by the tough journeys (and high cost) to be able to meet humans’ closest cousins face-to-face. At the Bwindi Impenetrable ...

I just discovered right next door in Uganda we can go gorilla tracking. Does anybody wanna do it?' I’m like yes, yes!" The trek requires a permit through the Bwindi National Park, owned by the ...

Investing in wildlife conservation is important because animals have a right to be protected, whether we derive any value from them or not.

From swimming with sharks to trekking with gorillas - you’ll need patience and a whole lot of courage to go on these wildlife ...