Genetically, mountain gorillas are amongst our closest living relatives, and also one of the world's most endangered species. Half the world's remaining population survive in the forests of Uganda. This album explores the challenges facing conservationists at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Known for its exceptional biodiversity, the Park became a major tourist destination when it opened for gorilla tourism in 1993. The problem is, because the Park lies in the heart of one of the most densely populated parts of Africa, it’s continually under threat from people, eager to use the forest's rich resources. The 13 video tracks on this album explain the ways in which conservationists are working to preserve the gorillas' natural habitat and develop quality of life for the locals. This material forms part of the course U116 Environment: Journeys Through a Changing World.
The Open University
Katie Macfarlane
Erfan Firouzi
Carola Rackete
Matt Fidler
Bob Ludke
Hosted by: Caitlin Lowe
Nicole Rojas
andBeyond
Amy Turner
None
Terra
Boots on the ground pod
The Echo
Agence Française de Développement & Volume Africa
Visit Stour Valley
Sheffield Institute for International Development
Jay Shell
Ceire Mcardle
Gord Tolton
RV Miles Network
The Open University
Sarah Lister
Philmont Scout Ranch
Christian Alexandersen
Twig.fm
Cole & Elizabeth Donelson
Forest Foundation Philippines
Adam Britton
Mazingira yetu radio
Simon Borchert & Shannon Elizabeth
Cecilia Nasti/Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Department of Conservation
Etta and Simone
National Museum of Forest Service History
Veronika Perkova
Faerthen Felix
MUVA
MUVA
Josh Libman
None
None
Mossy Earth
Paul Rechberger
Scott Stone
Team Tofauti
Danielle and Bryan
Brooke Mitchell-Norman
The Gorilla Project
Kurt Repanshek
Amanda Bostlund
SANParks
Mark Pedelty
Mongabay.com
Rainbow Turtle
Montana Public Radio
Fish and Wildlife Service Alaska
James Edward Mills
Bumblebee Conservation Trust
Wild Bird Trust, NGOWP, House of Pod
Bobby Scott
Loomacres Wildlife Management
Katherine Kearney & Isabelle Vreeke
Simon Cousins
We Are From Dust
Jack Cole
Mags Creative
The Tree Council
Noah Black
Wildlife Weekly
Laurel Neme
Sidney Wildesmith
The Rewilding Institute
AfterBuzz TV
iHeartPodcasts
Park Wakeup Call
Wild Lens
SwitchOn Radio
Refuge Radio - News and views
Cindy Elliser
Mongabay.com
Conservation Careers
Mr Downie
Audioboom
emerging world project
Sydney Institute of Marine Science
Surrey Residents Network
National Park Service
Sue Harper, Historian
The Open University
Office of Insular Affairs
The Open University
Future Ecologies
iHeartPodcasts
Clint Watts
Bespoken Media
Maya
New Hampshire Public Radio
Backcountry Zero
SANParks