Why Are Mountain Gorillas Endangered - Mountain Gorilla Conservation - Gorilla Facts

How conservation is protecting mountain gorillas in Rwanda

Meet... the mountain gorilla! 🦍 Mountain gorillas call the lush and biodiverse mountainside forests home, while humans have recognized it as the perfect spot to grow crops traditionally. This has caused extensive habitat loss for the gorillas. However, the Rainforest Alliance works closely with our allies to help preserve habitats that endangered species like the mountain gorilla rely on, bringing hope to the future of these incredible creatures. 💚 #RainforestAlliance #EndangeredSpecies #Susta

Mountain Gorilla Facts, Pictures & Video: In-Depth Information

Gorilla trekking in Uganda is one of Africa’s most unique wildlife experiences. Found mainly in Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga National Parks, mountain gorillas are an endangered species with fewer than 1,100 left in the wild. Trekking to see them helps support vital conservation work and provides income for local communities who protect these forests. Watching a gorilla family interact up close whether feeding, grooming, or playing, offers a rare and powerful insight into just how intelligent