AWF: Economic Value of the Bwindi and Virunga Gorilla Mountain Forests

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The wildebeest can travel upwards of 1,000 miles per year.

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Economic Value of the Bwindi and Virunga Gorilla Mountain Forests

Author	Richard Hatfield
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AWF Focus Areas	Conserving Wildlife Protecting Land
Related Heartlands	Virunga
Related Wildlife	Mountain Gorilla