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Anna Behm Masozera

The International Gorilla Conservation Programme is a unique coalition of international conservation organizations whose mission is to secure the future for mountain gorillas.

  • Advocacy
    Post Conflict Conservation: A student’s perspective

    05/10/11

    Post Conflict Conservation: A student’s perspective

  • Advocacy
    More than Counting Gorillas: The hidden value of a census

    27/09/11

    More than Counting Gorillas: The hidden value of a census

  • Blog
    Sector I: A day with a mountain gorilla census team

    26/09/11

    Sector I: A day with a mountain gorilla census team

  • Blog
    Just Born and Just Counted: Census of mountain gorillas in Bwindi continues

    23/09/11

    Just Born and Just Counted: Census of mountain gorillas in Bwindi continues

  • Blog
    Counting of mountain gorilla nests and poo begins

    12/09/11

    Counting of mountain gorilla nests and poo begins

  • Blog
    Experiencing Conservation through RBM (Ranger-Based Monitoring)

    26/08/11

    Experiencing Conservation through RBM (Ranger-Based Monitoring)

  • Blog
    Kwita Izina: Checking in on 3-year-old SACOLA

    17/06/11

    Kwita Izina: Checking in on 3-year-old SACOLA

  • Blog
    2010 Virunga Mountain Gorilla Census Report: Deeper insight into population dynamics

    17/06/11

    2010 Virunga Mountain Gorilla Census Report: Deeper insight into population dynamics

  • Advocacy
    Cultural Conservation: The Batwa Trail launched in Mgahinga

    08/06/11

    Cultural Conservation: The Batwa Trail launched in Mgahinga

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The mission of the International Gorilla Conservation Programme (IGCP) is to secure the future for mountain gorillas, and does so by facilitating collaboration, supporting conservation science and responsible tourism practices, and promoting effective community engagement.

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