East Africa: Future of Mountain Gorilla Trips in Danger « Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Management

Posted by: Bob Payne | May 31, 2010

East Africa: Future of Mountain Gorilla Trips in Danger

A stark choice faces Uganda and Rwanda over the future of ecotourist trips to visit the rare mountain gorillas, following a new report which warns that close encounters with humans are having an alarming effect on their behaviour.

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Posted in Wildlife | Tags: Africa, community-based, environmental management, gorillas, governance, human dimensions, indigenous people, linkedin, policy, Protected Areas, Rwanda, social science, species at risk, threats, tourism, Uganda, Wildlife

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