Gorillas

3 entries

G04046.pdf

Project flyer. Local economic development through gorilla tourism, Uganda

01 May 2016

G04130.pdf

Who wants what? Assessing the supply and demand for locally produced tourism services around Bwindi Forest, Uganda

01 February 2017

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to roughly 340 mountain gorillas, half of all gorillas left in the world. Tracking gorillas is the park's main tourist attraction (Photo: Ronald Woan, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Spinach soup, gorillas and cow dung baskets – what's the connection?

Dilys Roe
22 May 2017

G04046.pdf

Project flyer. Local economic development through gorilla tourism, Uganda

Publication, 01 May 2016

G04130.pdf

Who wants what? Assessing the supply and demand for locally produced tourism services around Bwindi Forest, Uganda

Publication, 01 February 2017

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to roughly 340 mountain gorillas, half of all gorillas left in the world. Tracking gorillas is the park's main tourist attraction (Photo: Ronald Woan, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Spinach soup, gorillas and cow dung baskets – what's the connection?

Insight, 22 May 2017