Mgahinga: Tracking at Mgahinga had been suspended in early 2005 after the resident family moved to a territory in Rwanda. The group has returned in July 2007 from their long ‘exile’ across the border in Rwanda’s Parc de Volcanoes. The group continues to move between the three countries that share the border. Many of the
Gorilla Trekking in Uganda or Rwanda
Without any doubt, Uganda and Rwanda are known as the best destinations for gorilla tracking in the whole world, however truth it may be, there has been several debates in contrast which provides the finest regard to gorilla trekking experience, and photography. It must be put into consideration that mountain gorillas are regarded as endangered
Nyakagezi Receives New Baby Gorilla
It is all good news to the conservationists and tourism enthusiasts! Celebrating the birth of a new baby gorilla in Nyakagyezi gorilla family in mgahinga national park is the best exiting news every traveller wished to hear. The park rangers discovered the new born baby during the check outs of gorillas in the jungle on
Bwindi Mgahinga Receives US$100,000 from Pilgrim Africa for Rangers
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has received funds worth USD 100,000 from Pilgrim Africa to support rangers in Bwindi Mgahinga Conservation Area for a period of 10 months. The funds will be used to support the ranger’s allowances and operational activities of the conservation area in order to carry out routine patrols as well as monitor
Mgahinga Acquires New Visitor Information Office
By 1st July 2020, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park will move to occupy a new Visitor Information Office in Kisoro town. The park has received five room building housed on nearly an acre of land donated to Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) by Kisoro District Local Government (KDLG) The information office will now shift to this newly
Hirwa Group of Rwanda Crosses to Mgahinga National Park
The Hirwa Gorilla Family crossed over to Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. The family which consists of 20 members crossed to the Uganda side of the Virunga Conservation Area a few weeks back. The group has been resident in the park for almost a month and it is being managed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority along