Congo-Kinshasa: First Batch of Gorillas Reach Nature Reserve after UN Airlift « Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | April 30, 2010

Congo-Kinshasa: First Batch of Gorillas Reach Nature Reserve after UN Airlift

United Nations peacekeepers in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have airlifted four endangered gorillas to a safer habitat to keep them from being illegally trafficked or eaten before they are released back into the wild.

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Posted in Uncategorized, Wildlife | Tags: Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, environmental management, gorillas, human dimensions, indigenous people, linkedin, Protected Areas, species at risk, threats, Wildlife

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