Germany / Belgium / United States / Nigeria / United Kingdom / Cameroon / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Extinction / /
Facility
Kagwene Gorilla Sanctuary / Hunter College / City University of New York / Tofala Hill Wildlife Sanctuary / Max Plank Institute / Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary / North Carolina Zoo / Nigeria North Carolina Zoo / San Diego Zoo / /
IndustryTerm
law enforcement monitoring / wildlife conservation law / larger groups / important food species / increased law enforcement / oil palm plantations / law enforcement / /
NaturalFeature
Mt. Oko / Poaching Although Cross River / Bechati-Fossimondi forest / Mbe Mountains / Obudu Plateau / Afi Mountain / Tofala Hills / Bamenda Highlands / Lebialem Highlands / Sanaga River / Kagwene Mountains / Mawambi Hills / Ebo Forest / Cross River / /
Organization
Environment and Rural Development Foundation / Nigerian Conservation Foundation / National Action / Max Plank Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology / Sawyer15 and Elizabeth A. Williamson16 Wildlife Conservation Society / Anti-Deforestation Task Force / United States Fish and Wildlife Service / World Wide Fund for Nature / USDA Forest Service / Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp / Hunter College / Born Free Foundation / Cross River State Government / Conservation Association of the Mbe Mountains / Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation / City University of New York / IUCN / National Park Service / federal government / Federal Ministry of Environment / Central African Forests Commission / Okwangwo Division / Centre for Research and Conservation / National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency / Wildlife Conservation Society / Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife / /
Fewer than 300 left Today, the total population of Cross River gorillas may number fewer than 300 individuals