Saving Uganda's mountain gorillas - BBC 100 Women, BBC World Service
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Uganda's first wildlife vet, Gladys
Uganda's first wildlife vet, Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, works saving the country's endangered mountain gorillas, whose habitat is being eroded by climate change.
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She is the founder and CEO of Conservation Through Public Health, an NGO that promotes biodiversity conservation by enabling people, gorillas and other wildlife to co-exist, while improving their health.
After three decades of fieldwork, she has helped increase the number of mountain gorillas from 300 to about 500, which was enough to downgrade them from critically endangered to endangered. Dr Kalema-Zikusoka is on the BBC 100 Women list this year.
00:00 Introduction
00:57 Climate change and its impact on the local community
01:53 How Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka monitors the gorillas’ health
02:22 Women in conservation
02:57 Improvements in numbers of gorillas at Bwindi impenetrable forest
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Video produced and edited by Rebecca Thorn
Filmed by Godfrey Badebye
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She is the founder and CEO of Conservation Through Public Health, an NGO that promotes biodiversity conservation by enabling people, gorillas and other wildlife to co-exist, while improving their health.
After three decades of fieldwork, she has helped increase the number of mountain gorillas from 300 to about 500, which was enough to downgrade them from critically endangered to endangered. Dr Kalema-Zikusoka is on the BBC 100 Women list this year.
00:00 Introduction
00:57 Climate change and its impact on the local community
01:53 How Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka monitors the gorillas’ health
02:22 Women in conservation
02:57 Improvements in numbers of gorillas at Bwindi impenetrable forest
The BBC 100 Women team has a mission to address the under-representation of women in media. If you are interested in their content check out these playlists:
"In conversation" with inspiring women 👉🏽 Interviews with women shaping our wor...
Docs with a gender viewpoint 👉🏽 Documentaries with women at the centr...
More videos with a gender perspective 👉🏽 BBC 100 Women
Video produced and edited by Rebecca Thorn
Filmed by Godfrey Badebye
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