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Protecting the Mountain Gorillas of Virunga
Video: New Gorilla Babies in Kabirizi Group
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This morning we left the Bukima patrol post early and went looking for the Kabirizi group. We were very happy to find it only a couple hours walk awa...
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Congo Rebels Seize Park HQ at Rumangabo After Intense Fighting
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Fighting at Rumangabo started at 0400 today between the rebels of Laurent Nkunda and the army. It has now totally engulfed the park station and our R...
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Video: The Fighting in Rumangabo Station
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I am back in Goma and to be honest too tired to explain our day in Rumangabo. So I will let Balemba do the talking, in this video I filmed this morn...
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Meet Ndeze and Ndakasi, the Mountain Gorilla Baby Orphans
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Ndeze and Ndakasi, 2 baby mountain gorillas, were orphaned when their mothers were shot and killed in July 2007 in the Gorilla Sector of Virunga.
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The Projects
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Briquette Update for Rumangabo and Goma
Hello, this is Robert. As you have seen, the security situation in...
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Rebuilding Rumangabo School for the Future Gorilla Guardians
The reconstruction of the primary school at Virunga HQ is underway...
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Re-launching patrols in the Gorilla Sector of Virunga
Rangers must re-enter the Gorilla Sector to assess the status of D...
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Top Stories
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Congo Rebels Seize Park HQ at Rumangabo After Intense Fighting
posted by Emmanuel on 26 Oct 2008 35comments
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Meet Ndeze and Ndakasi, the Mountain Gorilla Baby Orphans
posted by Lucy on 09 Aug 2008 19comments
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Video: The Fighting in Rumangabo Station
posted by Pierre on 09 Oct 2008 25comments
Recent Stories
Mapima the seized baby chimp makes it safely to her new home posted by Samantha on 02 Dec 2008 7 comments 
Karateka Found! posted by Innocent on 01 Dec 2008 11 comments 
The Next Steps for Virunga posted by Emmanuel on 01 Dec 2008 6 comments
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This website was funded by the European Union and the Prince Bernhard Nature Fund.