Ian Redmond’s State of the Gorilla journey is over - but there is still plenty more
Category: DRC, Eastern Lowland Gorilla, Gorilla Range States, Gorilla tourism, Outreach & Awareness, Patrols, Political situation, Rangers, Threats, Videos, Year of the Gorilla, bushmeat, militias | Date: Oct 01 2009 | By: Daniel
Ian is back in the UK, catching up with himself and preparing for his next journey, this time to the concrete jungles of LA, San Diego etc. to fundraise for YoG through a lecture tour.
As the regular reader of this blog will remember, Ian did numerous video interviews and collected other video material. Unfortunately, the files were too large to upload as he went, but we are now receiving them.
One of Ian’s first visits in the Dem. Rep. of Congo was to the Kahuzi Biega National Park, where he interviewed Head Ranger Radar Nishuli on the ever-volatile situation there and on what he thinks of the YoG. Enjoy!
Tags: conservation, DRC, gorillas, Ian Redmond, Kahuzi Biega National Park, range states, Rangers, Year of the Gorilla







One Response to “Ian Redmond’s State of the Gorilla journey is over - but there is still plenty more”
Jacque Ellison, on 11 Oct 2009
I saw you in San Diego on 10/8/09. I talked to you about a book that had “portraits” of monkeys. The name of the book is “Monkey Portraits” by Jill Greenberg. Take a look at it. I enjoyed your presentation very much! Thank You!
Jacque
Trackback URI | Comments RSS
Leave a Reply