Bongo Surveillance Project, Georgetown Videos

Videos by Bongo Surveillance Project in Georgetown. The objective of the Bongo Surveillance Project is to protect and conserve the critically endangered

Today is World Bongo Day! Join us in celebrating this wonderful and unique species, which is endemic to Kenya. Mountain bongos play a vital role in their ecosystems by helping to maintain the balance of plant life in the forests they inhabit. These majestic animals are not just beautiful; they are crucial for the health of their natural habitats.

Today we also recognize the incredible conservation efforts dedicated to saving the endangered mountain bongo, not just locally here in Kenya but with individuals, partners, and conservationists around the world. Despite their importance, the bongo population has been declining due to habitat loss, poaching, and disease. This makes the work of conservationists even more critical.

We thank our BSP rangers for their tireless efforts to protect their habitat and keep the remaining population safe. Their dedication on the ground, along with the support from partners @kenyawildlifeservice and @maraelephantproject, helps to ensure that future generations will have the chance to witness these magnificent creatures in the wild.

Let’s continue to support and spread awareness about the bongo and the importance of conserving wildlife #worldbongoday #mountainbongo #bongosurveillanceproject

Other Bongo Surveillance Project videos

Today is World Bongo Day! Join us in celebrating this wonderful and unique species, which is endemic to Kenya. Mountain bongos play a vital role in their ecosystems by helping to maintain the balance of plant life in the forests they inhabit. These majestic animals are not just beautiful; they are crucial for the health of their natural habitats. Today we also recognize the incredible conservation efforts dedicated to saving the endangered mountain bongo, not just locally here in Kenya but with individuals, partners, and conservationists around the world. Despite their importance, the bongo population has been declining due to habitat loss, poaching, and disease. This makes the work of conservationists even more critical. We thank our BSP rangers for their tireless efforts to protect their habitat and keep the remaining population safe. Their dedication on the ground, along with the support from partners @kenyawildlifeservice and @maraelephantproject, helps to ensure that future generations will have the chance to witness these magnificent creatures in the wild. Let’s continue to support and spread awareness about the bongo and the importance of conserving wildlife #worldbongoday #mountainbongo #bongosurveillanceproject