There are few animals on earth as strong as a mountain gorilla.
Or as fragile .
International Gorilla Conservation Programme
The International Gorilla Conservation Programme’s mission is to conserve the critically endangered mountain gorillas and their habitat through partnering with key stakeholders while significantly contributing to sustainable livelihood development.
IGCP’s comprehensive approach addresses the threats to mountain gorillas on all fronts:
Species Conservation | Conservation Incentives Transboundary Natural Resource Management | Advocacy
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Opp. Parliament & Near Lemigo HotelPO Box 931, Kigali, RWANDATele: +250 252 580 465Email: [email protected]
IGCP Regional Office
Photos: Maryke Gray/IGCP and Paul Thomson/AWF
A Unique PartnershipIGCP was formed in 1991, bringing together three leading international conservation organizations.
IGCP works closely with the protected area authorities in the three countries where mountain gorillas are found: l’Institut Congolais pour la Conservation de la Nature in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Rwanda Development Board in Rwanda, and the Uganda Wildlife Authority in Uganda.
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