Publications from the Congo River Basin

Conservation of Africa's Great Apes

The great apes of Africa face extinction in the next few decades if more is not done to conserve ...

14 May 2004
Leatherback Turtle Video

The leatherback turtle is the largest marine turtle and one of the largest living reptiles. ...

21 April 2004
Hippopotamus Video

Hippopotamuses, also called hippos, are gregarious, living in groups of up to 40 animals. Hippos ...

21 April 2004
Gorillas Video

Gorillas are found in lowland tropical rainforests, but some subspecies are found in montane ...

21 April 2004
Chimpanzees Video

Chimpanzees, the closest living relative to humans, share an estimated 98% of our genes. Four ...

21 April 2004
Managing Parks in Larger Landscapes - The Minkébé Conservation Project

09 February 2004
African Elephant Video

African elephants are the world's largest terrestrial mammals. Two subspecies are ...

21 January 2004
La Voix de Lobeke (WWF Jengi news)

Get the latest news and happening from WWF's Jengi Project, situated in south-east Cameroon.

03 December 2003
Top 10 facts about the Congo Basin

17 September 2003
Download Newsletter: Jengi Project, Cameroon

30 July 2003

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Critical species
- Tigers
- Gorilla
- Giant panda
- Rhinos
- Elephants
- Marine turtles
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