Zoological Society of London
Protecting Mountain Gorillas and Virunga
Zoological Society of London
About the Zoological Society of London in Virunga
10 Sep 2008
Current work has a focus on the conservation of a newly-discovered population of little-known okapi (the closest known relative of the giraffe) in the forests of the northern sector of Virunga National Park.
Through the combined efforts of NGOs, ICCN and other partners, we hope that the integrity of Virunga National Park can be restored. The park’s biological riches can make a vital economic contribution to development and positive results from conservation efforts are beginning to emerge.
For more information on the Zoological Society of London, please visit our site at www.zsl.org.
- Site: www.zsl.org
ABOUT ME Organization
ZSL currently manages a wildlife monitoring project in the north of Virunga.
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- Silverback Kabirizi - Losing Control?January 23, 2012
- The Faces of Virunga’s Mountain GorillasJanuary 20, 2012
- Wilhelma Zoo – Helping the Rangers of Virunga National ParkJanuary 19, 2012
- The Adorable Bush BabyJanuary 18, 2012
- Photo Friday: Erupting Volcano Keeps Going…and GoingJanuary 13, 2012
- CONGOHOUNDS! Virunga’s Anti-poaching BloodhoundsJanuary 12, 2012
- Rumangabo Water Community ProjectJanuary 11, 2012
- 2011 Tourism: Gorillas, Lava Lake, Eruption and a Brand New LodgeJanuary 9, 2012
- Two December Newborn Mountain Gorillas for 2011January 1, 2012
No administration fee is taken for the funds that are transferred through us so that the financial support, net only of bank fees, can go where it was intended in its entirety.
This website was funded by the European Union and the Prince Bernard Nature Fund.
This website was funded by the European Union and the Prince Bernard Nature Fund.