Gorilla photography holiday in Uganda
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The Impacts of this Trip
Where ever possible accommodation on this trip is Ugandan owned and staff in each lodge are employed locally. Food is sourced from the community nearest to the lodges. These two factors help to create employment and ensure that money goes back to families and villages that would not otherwise benefit from tourism. Our driver and the various wildlife guides we use throughout this trip are also all Ugandan. Some of the money from our gorilla and chimpanzee permits goes directly back to park staff and local community projects. Properly equipped and trained rangers are vital to stop poaching and this has had a positive effect on conservation. In the last mountain gorilla census their numbers have increased by over 10% since 2010. We also encourage people on this trip to use a porter to carry their day bag on our mountain gorilla trek and you pay these people who are all from the local village directly at the end of the day. In villages near to mountain gorilla habitat people have been encouraged to start enterprises such as craft shops and we'll make stops here to give participants the opportunity to buy souvenirs and artifacts.



The Impacts of this Trip
Where ever possible accommodation on this trip is Ugandan owned and staff in each lodge are employed locally. Food is sourced from the community nearest to the lodges. These two factors help to create employment and ensure that money goes back to families and villages that would not otherwise benefit from tourism. Our driver and the various wildlife guides we use throughout this trip are also all Ugandan. Some of the money from our gorilla and chimpanzee permits goes directly back to park staff and local community projects. Properly equipped and trained rangers are vital to stop poaching and this has had a positive effect on conservation. In the last mountain gorilla census their numbers have increased by over 10% since 2010. We also encourage people on this trip to use a porter to carry their day bag on our mountain gorilla trek and you pay these people who are all from the local village directly at the end of the day. In villages near to mountain gorilla habitat people have been encouraged to start enterprises such as craft shops and we'll make stops here to give participants the opportunity to buy souvenirs and artifacts.

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