Dian fossey

Explore the extraordinary life and work of Dian Fossey, a trailblazing primatologist who dedicated her life to the study and conservation of gorillas. Discover her groundbreaking research, her fearless activism, and the impact she made on the world of wildlife conservation.

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Endangered Species

Diane Fossey gave her life to save those endangered species. #Juniorexplorers #Jointhelove #Allaboutcaring #Wildlife

Dian Fossey | Biography, Research, Books, & Facts

Dian Fossey, American zoologist who became the world’s leading authority on the mountain gorilla.

The Mist Film

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Dian Fossey with Coco, Pucker Puss and dog Cindy

Dian Fossey, the "Woman in the Mists" | Saving Earth | Encyclopedia Britannica

Dian Fossey spent almost two decades studying and working with the mountain gorillas in Rwanda and became a leading anti-poaching advocate, a role that many believe led to her murder by unknown assailants in 1985.

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'Winsome And Appealing' Poppy: Saying Goodbye To The Last of Dian Fossey's Mountain Gorillas

Poppy, the last of the mountain gorillas originally studied by renowned primatologist Dian Fossey, who founded the Karisoke Research Center in Rwanda in 1967, is believed to have died. Poppy was unique in that she was studied from birth in 1976 to 2018, when she was last seen in the wild.

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Find the latest news on gorilla conservation and updates from our staff in the field in Rwanda and DR Congo.

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Dian fossey

Endangered Species

Diane Fossey gave her life to save those endangered species. #Juniorexplorers #Jointhelove #Allaboutcaring #Wildlife

Dian Fossey | Biography, Research, Books, & Facts

Dian Fossey, American zoologist who became the world’s leading authority on the mountain gorilla.

The Mist Film

Marseille

Dian Fossey with Coco, Pucker Puss and dog Cindy

Dian Fossey, the "Woman in the Mists" | Saving Earth | Encyclopedia Britannica

Dian Fossey spent almost two decades studying and working with the mountain gorillas in Rwanda and became a leading anti-poaching advocate, a role that many believe led to her murder by unknown assailants in 1985.

Enormous Gorilla

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Design created with PosterMyWall

'Winsome And Appealing' Poppy: Saying Goodbye To The Last of Dian Fossey's Mountain Gorillas

Poppy, the last of the mountain gorillas originally studied by renowned primatologist Dian Fossey, who founded the Karisoke Research Center in Rwanda in 1967, is believed to have died. Poppy was unique in that she was studied from birth in 1976 to 2018, when she was last seen in the wild.

Nature

News - Dian Fossey

Find the latest news on gorilla conservation and updates from our staff in the field in Rwanda and DR Congo.