Journal No. 44
Gorilla Journal no. 44, English, June 2012
Dear Gorilla Friends,
as part of the monitoring activities taking place In Maïko National Park during the festive period, between Christmas 2011 and the New Year, extensive patrols were carried out over 40 days in all three sectors of the park: the northern, the central and the southern sector. Before the patrol staff went into the field, sensitization...
Club des Amis des Gorilles
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Gorilla Diversity
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Present Gorilla Taxonomy A species is a population (or group of populations), distinguished by the possession of one or more consistent heritable...[details]
Action Plan for Cross River Gorillas
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In 2007 IUCN published a five-year (2007–2011) regional Action Plan for the conservation of the Cross River gorilla Gorilla gorilla diehli (Oates et...[details]
The 7-metre Gorilla Tracking Regulation
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Human–Wildlife Conflict Management in the Virunga area
July 2012
Human–wildlife conflict is a major conservation and management issue wherever people and wildlife coexist. It can take many forms, including the...[details]
Burhinyi Community Forest
July 2012
The Burhinyi Community Forest, located in the South Kivu province of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), is one of several patches of...[details]
Extensive Patrols in Maiko
July 2012
As part of the monitoring activities taking place In Maiko National Park during the festive period, between Christmas 2011 and the New Year,...[details]
Transboundary Collaboration in Mayombe
July 2012
The Mayombe forest, part of the Guineo-Congolian biome, forms the south-western part of the tropical rainforest in the Congo Basin, and the southern...[details]
