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Although this deals with habituating the gorillas in Uganda rather than Rwanda, you might enjoy the Impenetrable Forest by Thor Hanson - it's a very entertaining and quick read about a peace corps volunteer's work habituating the gorillas in Uganda. I took it home one weekend while visiting my family and my parents both ended up reading it too & really enjoyed it.
It definitely got me in the gorilla trekking mood!
It definitely got me in the gorilla trekking mood!
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In The Kingdom of Gorillas by Bill Weber and Amy Vedder was published in 2001.
Land of a Thousand Hills by Rosamund Carr.She had a plantation in Rwanda that she turned into an orphanage after the genocide. In fact one of our guides in Rwanda knew her personally. We were going to meet her, but our plans fell through(but that's a whole other story!)
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Land of a Thousand Hills by Rosamund Carr.She had a plantation in Rwanda that she turned into an orphanage after the genocide. In fact one of our guides in Rwanda knew her personally. We were going to meet her, but our plans fell through(but that's a whole other story!)
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"No One Loved Gorillas More." Great, easy read! Lots of excellent pictures...also watch "Gorillas In the Mist." Both are about Dian Fossey.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/079...Fencoding=UTF8
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/079...Fencoding=UTF8
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