Fewer than 100 endangered mountain bongo remain in the wild
We are the only project in the world dedicated to the conservation of the mountain bongo and their habitat
OUR MISSION
The Bongo Surveillance Project protects and conserves the critically endangered eastern or mountain bongo and its habitat, by working with local communities and stakeholders worldwide. We strive to raise awareness about the eastern or mountain bongo, a species on the brink of extinction, and to mobilize resources and support for their conservation. Through education and community engagement, we aim to empower local communities to become advocates for the protection of the bongo and its habitat.
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The enduring impact of a life’s work devoted to the conservation of the mountain bongo
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Sangare Conservancy, Mweiga, Aberdare National Park, Kenya