115 reactions | Virunga National Park comprises three main sectors: the Northern, Central, and Southern sectors, covering an area of 7,769 sq km. Each of these sectors is home to unique wildlife, including the Hamlyn monkey, hippopotamus, and forest elephant. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tristan Chopard (1) / Virunga National Park (2, 3, 4) #NatureConservation #Biodiversity #HamlynMonkey #ForestElephant #Hippopotamus #ConservationEfforts #AfricanWildlife #DRCongo | Virunga National Park | Facebook

Elephants in Virunga National Park eat a wide variety of grasses, leaves, shrubs, fruits, and roots, helping to maintain a balanced ecosystem and creating habitats for smaller creatures.⁠ ⁠ Support our Rangers and their elephant conservation efforts today by contributing a tile to our Conservation Mosaic: bit.ly/ConservationMosaic 🐘 - - - - -⁠ ⁠ Les éléphants du Parc National des Virunga mangent une grande variété d'herbes, de feuilles, d'arbustes, de fruits et de racines, contribuant ainsi à m

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Marking the Park’s centennial, 'Virunga: 100 Years of an Exceptional Park' tells the story of Africa’s oldest and most biologically diverse protected area. Written by over 40 experts, the book traces Virunga’s rich history, honors its defenders, and highlights its crucial role in promoting peace and development in a region marked by conflict. Support the Park by ordering your copy today — available in English and French. All proceeds go directly to protecting Virunga National Park → bit.ly/Virun

4.7K views · 222 reactions | Crafted with 63% dark chocolate grown near Virunga National Park, this handcrafted, limited-edition vegan chocolate gorilla honors the Park’s centennial and the mountain gorillas it protects 轢 #Virunga100 #VeganChocolate #EasterEggs | Virunga National Park | Facebook

Some 50 young people aged between 10 and 16 from the surrounding villages have been selected to train at a brand new football academy set up by Virunga National Park, a natural gem famous for its mountain gorillas and volcanoes, but also infested with armed groups. | AFP News Agency