Endangered Species: Green Sea Turtle Facts
Green Sea turtles, classified under the class Reptilian, are the creatures that evolved on land but later migrated to sea. As this species originated...
World’s Gorilla Population Under Threat
Gorillas like other primates have different types which include the popular mountain gorillas, the western low land, and the eastern low land gorillas. These...
Can Ecotourism Save the Great Apes in Africa?
The great apes living in central and east African rain forests include the mountain gorilla, two species of chimpanzees, the eastern lowland gorilla, the...
Ecotourism: The future of tourism in Uganda
Ecotourism in Uganda looks at conserving and protecting the country’s natural resources found in its national parks, lakes, rivers, swamps, mountains, and reserves, preserving...
Meet Rwanda’s Gorillas & Chimpanzee on a Conservation Safari
Rwanda being a small country it has taken high level in promoting sustainable tourism to save the mountain gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park...
Crocodiles and sacred islands in San Blas, Mexico
San Blas is a small town that was formerly used as a base to fight pirates in western Mexico. Perhaps because swashbucklers have ceased...
Jaguars and Giant Anteaters in the Pantanal of Brazil
The Pantanal is the largest freshwater wetland in the world. Just how big is it? Well, put it this way, if England and Wales...
Iby’Iwacu Cultural Village – An Example for Community Tourism in Rwanda
Iby’Iwachu Cultural Village is one of the community owned enterprises in Rwanda which was started with a major aim to address local community conflicts...
How Gorilla Tourism is Saving Rwanda Community from Poverty
Volcanoes national park located in northwestern Rwanda is a unique wildlife safari destination with over 300 mountain gorillas and the best place for where...
Mountain Gorillas – the Tale of Endangered Apes
Categorized among the most endangered apes on the entire planet, mountain gorillas are very unique primates. They prefer living along the slopes of the...