Berggorilla & Regenwald Direkthilfe
Mountain Gorilla and Rainforest Direct Aid
For many years Berggorilla & Regenwald Direkthilfe, or
Mountain Gorilla & Rainforest Direct Aid, has been supporting
national parks in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo
where mountain gorillas live, as well as national parks in D.R.
Congo where the Eastern lowland gorilla lives. Since 1989, for
example, we have been supporting the "Mahinga Gorilla
National Park Project" (MGNPP) as well as, since 1987, the
"Bwindi Impenetrable National Park" with the delivery
of ranger equipment, funds for a land-buying project (Bwindi) and
personnel on the ground, with the late Klaus-Jürgen Sucker, who
was one of our members and leader of the MGNPP. Our work is
strictly honorary and we follow a strict policy to channel any
funds raised directly into the relevant projects.
We publish a magazine called Gorilla Journal twice a year in
German and in English, where our activities are described in
detail.
These pages have been designed by Kilimanjaro Adventure Travel
in an effort to contribute to B&RD's work for the continued
protection of the gorillas and their habitat.
German Web
Site
Gorilla Journal
News from the Field
Mountain Gorilla Killed by Militia -
06/01
Mountain Gorillas
Virunga Gorilla Population Increases
- 06/01
- Democratic Republic of Congo (ex Zaire)
- News from the Virunga
National Park - 06/01
- Sarambwe Protection - 12/00
- Rwanda
- Visit to the Mountain Gorillas in
Rwanda - 06/01
- Conservation NGOs
unite for "Peace" -
12/00
- Uganda
- An Outbreak of Mange Hits the Bwindi
Gorillas - 06/01
Eastern Lowland Gorillas
- Coltan Boom, Gorilla Bust - 06/01
- A Community Project for Conservation
- 06/00
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- Kahuzi-Biega
- Report of a Visit during the First
Week of May 2001 - 06/01
- World Heritage Animals in
Danger - 06/01
- Mount Tshiaberimu
- News from Mt. Tshiaberimu -
06/01
- Maiko
- The Situation in Maiko
National Park - 12/00
Western Lowland Gorillas
- The Role of the Cross River
National Park in Gorilla Conservation - 06/01
- Gorillas of Takamanda,
Mone and Mbulu Forest, Cameroon - 06/01
- Lowland Gorilla Tourism in Central Africa - 06/99
Conservation Issues
- What, if Anything, Is
Taxonomy? - 12/00
- An Overview of
Apes in Africa - 12/00
- Bushmeat Action - 12/00
- Western and Eastern Gorillas: Estimates
of the Genetic Distance - 06/00
- Is
Gorilla Tourism Sustainable? - 06/98
Fund Raising Efforts
- Chances for a New Life - 06/01
- Equipment Deliveries -
06/00
Angela Meder
AugustenStr. 122
70197 Stuttgart - Germany
Fax: 49-711-615 9919
angela.meder@t-online.de
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