Elephants are evolving to become more and more tuskless in some areas because of the killing of elephants with tusks for their ivory over the last 50 years. In Gorongosa National Park, where around 90% of tusked elephants were killed, there has been a sharp decline in the number of tusked elephants.
TIL about "The Lion House" in Gorongosa, Mozambique. When humans abandoned this safari lodge, the lions took over. Gorongosa became a national park in 1960. blog.sunsafaris.com/2013/…
The successful reintroduction of African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) to Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique - evaluation of 28mths study period journals.plos.org/plosone…
Fingers crossed - Nature's Fear Factor, docu about the reintroduction of painted wolves to Gorongosa, is up for an Emmy tonight. Watch from 8pm EST theemmys.tv/news/42nd-nom…
Film Screening and Discussion of Our Gorongosa act.biologicaldiversity.o…
Painted wolves were reintroduced to Karingani in 2019 as part of the Wild Dog Range Expansion Project - now three females from the first litter are being set up to meet some chaps from Gorongosa! facebook.com/story.php?st…
Lion population rebounds in Gorongosa National Park (Mozambique) after a 15 years civil war. This is one ofthe few african areas where lions are still increasing
Cole du Plessis, coordinator of the EWT African Wild Dog Range Expansion Project talks about the reintroduction of painted wolves to Gorongosa and the long term aims for their expansion youtu.be/FrWUh8eWEP4
Some very special passengers on their way to their new home in Gorongosa
‘Nature's Fear Factor’, featuring the reintroduction of painted wolves to Gorongosa, has won an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Nature Documentary • link to preview clip pbs.org/video/natures-fea…
One of the over ninety painted wolves now roaming Gorongosa National Park 📸 Pictus Safaris
Pineapple and coffee in Mozambique - we are having some success with permaculture practices on Mount Gorongosa for rainforest restoration and livelihoods development.
Two years ago there were no painted wolves in Gorongosa, now there are almost a hundred with two litters not yet counted - one of Africa’s most amazing success stories • credit: Gorongosa camera traps
Painted wolf conservation team at work in Gorongosa 📸 Paola Bouley
Young coffee trees on Mount Gorongosa emerging from the mist; growing up together with bananas and native trees for reforestation.
The Gorongosa national park, the Africa’s greatest wildlife restoration story. After a 15 year civil war, wildlife was practically cleared. Now, thanks to conservation efforts (including lots of reintroductions) and civil sensibilization, the great ecosystem of this park is recovering reddit.com/gallery/kz7g62
Post-War Recovery of Wild Dogs in Central Mozambique — Reverse the Red • report about the reintroduction of lycaons to Gorongosa reversethered.org/stories…
Nature's Fear Factor - a transcript of the documentary about the reintroduction of painted wolves to Gorongosa makes for fascinating reading pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/n…
This is Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. It's an African gem this subreddit would love, and a place I've gotten to call home for the past three years. It's also been devastated by Cyclone Idai in the past week, causing a severe humanitarian crisis. Please help if you can [OC][5332 × 2996]
An Alternate Savanna - Animals are back at Gorongosa National Park after civil war, but the savanna community doesn’t quite look like how it used to news.ucsb.edu/2020/020125…
Animals are back at Gorongosa National Park after civil war, but the savanna community doesn't look quite look like how it used to sciencedaily.com/releases…
Lion, Gorongosa National Park flickr.com/photos/1341813…
Mozambique's trailblazing Gorongosa Park celebrates 60th anniversary, announces 60 new schools (commentary) news.mongabay.com/2020/07…
More Gorongosa coffee (consórcio). Bananas, pigeon pea, native trees, and snow peas. Mozambique. v.redd.it/sdxd4er14au41
Cuteness alert in Gorongosa National park - three gorgeous puppy images by Paola Bouley reddit.com/gallery/hveuda
Is anyone taking ap environmental science if so did you do Biodiversity studies in Gorongosa and if so can anybody help me on question number 6 where the teacher asked you to make a spreadsheet in excel, I would really appreciate it
African Wild Dog Pups [picture taken by Brett Kuxhausen/Gorongosa Media]
African painted wolves aka wild dogs in Gorongosa National Park | photo: Paola Bouley
Nature's Fear Factor - documentary about the introduction of painted wolves to Gorongosa. Premiers October 15th on PBS. If you know of any other showings, please post link in comment. pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/n…
🔥 Mozambique long-fingered bat at Gorongosa National Park in Africa, photo by Piotr Naskrecki
Very young painted wolf puppies caught on Gorongosa camera trap | credit: Paola Bouley & the Gorongosa Carnivore Project
How Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park is thriving after war cnn.com/travel/article/in…
@nytimes: An ambitious wildlife restoration effort has helped African wild dogs return to Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. And now there are pups. https://t.co/5ny31J2axF mobile.twitter.com/nytime…
War nearly wiped out Gorongosa National Park’s large mammals. Mozambique’s government, a nonprofit organization, and scientists are trying to bring back at least 10 species and curtail rampant poaching. About a decade into the project, there is mixed success. sciencenews.org/article/e…
Update Gorongosa: new pack has settled well into the boma to be released into park proper in a few weeks time. | Image of pup from pack introduced in 2018 | credit: Paola Bouley
Sunrise above the clouds in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique [4466x2878] [OC]
This is Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique. It's an African gem this subreddit would love, and a place I've gotten to call home for the past three years. It's also been devastated by Cyclone Idai in the past week, causing a severe humanitarian crisis. Please help if you can.
The first wild dog pups at Gorongosa NP in Mozambique
Mozambique (@GorongosaPark): Our #Gorongosa Rangers continue the battle against illegal hunting while taking preventative measures against COVID-19. With isolation and amnesty, organized groups of illegal hunters take advantage of the situation to intensify their actions.
War nearly wiped out Gorongosa National Park’s large mammals. Mozambique’s government, a nonprofit organization, and scientists are trying to bring back at least 10 species and curtail rampant poaching. About a decade into the project, there is mixed success. sciencenews.org/article/e…
