SOURCE: | December 14, 2022 The wildlife veterinarian's community-based approach to raising the profile of great apes and other wildlife across Africa has been called 'revolutionary.' Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a mountain gorilla lurks behind her. Photograph by Jo Anne McArthur The first time National Geographic
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| Jan 01, 2025 Last month, we had the pleasure of hosting Brodie, an independent filmmaker on a mission to create a series of twelve short documentaries highlighting NGOs across Africa making a significant impact in protecting the planet. Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) was honored to be the first
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source | UBC Television Uganda | Jan 14, 2025 The Executive Director Conservation through Public Health Dr. Gladys Kalema Zikusoka says Conservation is attributed to improved interventions to enable communities co-exist with wildlife. It would also increase the population of Mt. Gorillas. , revealed this during the inaugural Gorilla Trekking
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SOURCE | | January 15th, 2025 The number of mountain gorillas is steadily increasing, which moved them from the status of critically endangered to endangered. Julius Luwemba Journalist @New Vision Several conservationists have expressed optimism about the rise in gorilla numbers as new births have, in the past,
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