Jul 15, 2021 | Biodiversity, Science, Wildlife
Waterbuck in a floodplain at Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique Article published by Justine Becker, Matt Hutchinson and other co-authors in Ecological Monographs. The spectacular abundance of waterbuck has become synonymous with Gorongosa National Park. More than...
Jun 9, 2021 | Biodiversity, Conservation, EO Wilson, Science
On June 10, E.O. Wilson will celebrate his 92nd birthday, and in the spirit of Half-Earth Project the EO Wilson Foundation is inviting everyone to celebrate with him. They are welcoming everyone to honor his impact by making a commemorative “92 for 92” gift and they...
Jun 7, 2021 | Biodiversity, Science, Wildlife
More than 4,392 nests were counted by Gorongosa scientist Jason Denlinger during our waterfowl colony count in 2021 at Lake Urema. Counted species include Snake Diving, Open Beak Storks, Holy Ibis, African Harvesters, White Herons, Royal Herons, Sea Crows, and Yellow...
May 26, 2021 | Biodiversity, Science, Wildlife
“Rest-Head”: In Gorongosa an adolescent female in Iria’s family rests her head on a calf. Photo: ElephantVoices They say elephants never forget. And, for decades, scientists have shown us that elephants are also highly intelligent. They are “among the most socially...
Mar 29, 2021 | Biodiversity, Community, Conservation
According to the report of the National Forest Inventory, there are about 2,202,470 hectares of forests in Sofala province, which in recent years have suffered threats due to the practice of unsustainable activities. This places the province at position 3 at the...
Mar 12, 2021 | Biodiversity, Conservation, Painted Wolves, Science
Gorongosa National Park’s Painted Wolves on departure for Karingani Game Reserve In 2018, through the Wild Dog Range Expansion Project, the first Painted Wolves were introduced into Gorongosa National Park and a year later, Karingani Game Reserve received their...
