In December 2020, we start a new professional and personal challenge. We are indeed moving to the remote Nkuba conservation area, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to study and protect its unique biodiversity for the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. Living in the heart of the wilderness is a dream of ours, and we are excited to share with you our daily life in the rainforest as well as our scientific discoveries! So if you want to know what it’s like to be a conservation biologist (or a couple of them) in the Congolese rainforest, please stay in touch by liking the blog, our Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram account!
Songs for the gorillas of Nkuba
Music is a great way to spread important messages. In the village in Nkuba in DRC, where we worked for the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, […]
Fighting Hunger With Vegetables In A Remote Congolese Village
Welcome to Biruwe! Biruwe is a small village of North-Kivu, located five kilometers from Nkuba, the village where we live. We visited Biruwe for the […]
No good to see gorillas in Nkuba Conservation Area
Frederik and I turned to our right where the crashing noise came from. But as everywhere else we had been in the last days, all […]
The Dance of the African Grey Parrots: A Stunning Rainforest Ritual
We heard the first screams and whistles from the top of the trees, far above our heads. I smiled to Frederik: the first parrots had […]
REDD+ to fight climate change and help people in Nkuba
Over the past few months, much has been happening in the Nkuba Conservation Area (NCA) in Congo. The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund (DFGFI) has worked […]
The white walkers had a hard time in the forest
Only two days after arriving to Nkuba, Frederik and I were invited to join a patrol to the forest. The patrol was leaving for three […]
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