Mountain Gorillas No longer Endangered

Mountain Gorillas No longer Endangered. That is a according to me Mountain Gorillas are no

longer considered as endangered subspecies of Eastern Gorillas. The report on the number of Mountain Gorillas shows that they have increased by 10%. This is  a significant increase in a population of these Apes which means that if initially they were known to be endangered  they have crossed the line to what we can now call most likely to be endangered.

Even though Mountain Gorillas trekking can only be done in Rwanda, Uganda and D.R. Congo in the whole world, this does not mean that they are endangered as long as they are in a good number and are not under going any threat.

However, having notified you on this matter, it does not rule out the fact that Mountain Gorilla require protection from us. We have got to embrace them and protect them dearly for the generations to come to pay them a visit too. Thanks to Safaris to Rwanda by various tour Companies that have unveiled the Adventure that has all along been hiding in Gorilla Trekking. If they are to give Awards to tourist Actives in Africa, there is no doubt as to why Gorilla Tracking Adventure will not move out as the first in this case.  

However According to the 25 Most Endangered Primate species in the world the Eastern lowland Gorillas are the ones considered to be the most Endangered subspecies of the Eastern Gorilla. They are  found in D.R. Congo