Discover the enchanting beauty of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest attractions, a haven for unique biodiversity and a sanctuary for the majestic mountain gorillas in Uganda. This pristine rainforest is not only a top ecotourism destination but also a conservation success story, offering travelers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in nature and support sustainable tourism efforts

The Uganda Wildlife Authority has successfully introduced new Gorilla Trekking Families that can be tracked in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest...

The new Gorilla and Chimpanzee pice increase means that all bookings and payments made before 31st March 2024 irrespective of when the

The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) have released the gorilla permit price for 2024 and have decided to extend the gorilla permit...

From the 16th February 2022 all mandatory COVID-19 testing for passengers into Entebbe Airport has been suspended

The Ellen Fund has given the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund what they have always wanted a home to expand and continue their conservation efforts.

The Gorilla Friendly Organisation has come up with a pledge to try and ensure that Gorilla Trekking Activities that are carried out in

In November 2020 the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) announced a discount offer for Gorilla Permits, Chimpanzee Permits, Birdwatching fees

The Uganda Wildlife Authority has launched a festive season discount offer to incentivise Domestic, Regional and International tourists to

In 2018 the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) changed the status of Mountain gorillas from “critically endangered”...

There are actually two species of gorillas; The Eastern Gorilla and The Western gorilla Each species contains two further sub-species

Since the end of March 2020 Uganda has had its international boarders closed to passenger travel. As Uganda begins to relax the lockdown

Awareness is a very important tool in conservation as it shines light on specific issues and begins to get like minded people to act