SOURCE | By Rédaction Africanews | 22/06/2026 Two mountain gorillas seen in the Virunga National Park, near the Uganda border in eastern Congo, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008. - Copyright © africanews Copyright 2008 AP. All rights reserved. Mountain gorillas are some of man's closest living relatives They...
SOURCE: | Kafu | June 11, 2026 Our organization was featured by Swift Daily News following the handover of Ebola preparedness and wildlife health surveillance equipment to the Uganda Wildlife Authority. The support is part of our continued commitment to strengthening the One Health approach, which recognizes...
SOURCE: | June 11, 2026 | Johnmary Luwaga Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) has handed over equipment worth Shs113 million to Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to strengthen health monitoring for mountain gorillas, tourists, and rangers at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park amid Uganda’s Ebola outbreak. Handing over...
Source: Our organization was featured in New Vision following the handover of smart surveillance and protective equipment to Uganda Wildlife Authority. According to the New Vision article by Julius Luwemba, Conservation Through Public Health donated equipment worth UGX 113 million to support the protection of gorillas...
Published BY Nikki Martinez Voice | Jun 6, 2026 The Gorilla Guardians of Uganda The "Gorilla Guardians" are an integral part of the community-led conservation model pioneered by Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH). Learn more about CTPH's Mission: We promote biodiversity conservation by enabling people, gorillas and...
SOURCE: | 20 Feb 2026 Can wildlife tourism balance conservation, land rights and profit? Millions travel to Kenya and Tanzania each year to witness the Great Migration, but growing tourism infrastructure is raising concerns. Conservationists and community leaders warn that development is disrupting wildlife corridors and...
