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Our Journey Begins – PLEASE CLICK TO READ
Dear expert/team member, Sorry for the inconvenience of introducing you to yet another platform — but this one should centralise everything and make our lives easier. One login, one website, all GHE together. Your current status is “subscriber”, so you are seeing everything here the way our client would. We will add many things for…
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Behind the Scenes of the Groundbreaking Pocket Guide
We feel that we have something world-class, a mini-magazine that has to stop being a shooting star and become the sun.
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Despite Obstacles: Bold Vision for Rwanda, Uganda and Congo
It’s the saddest week of the year in Rwanda, the time when survivors remember the outrageous tragedy that claimed one million lives 25 years ago. The Gorilla Highlands team’s humble contribution to the Remember – Unite – Renew theme of these commemorations is a daily photograph on our social media channels. These images celebrate the…
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We Are Still Alive. Very Alive. In 3 Countries!
Rainy greetings from Nyungwe where the Gorilla Highlands team has embarked on the last week of photography and video work.
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Close-Up: Who’s Behind the Pocket Guide?
They followed him around, wanting to be photographed…
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Pocket Guides will Conquer the World, with Mirika’s Help
“Why didn’t I find the Pocket Guide before coming here?!” often lament travellers.
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It’s a Breakthrough — Colourful News on Your Phone
It was an interesting creative challenge: How to make a newsletter that works nice on WhatsApp? And how to make it appealing in countries with low reading culture? It seems we have done it: Gorilla Highlands News #1 (WhatsApp edition) The email version of the newsletter is being sent out on Wednesday 20 June 2018… The…
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Jump into the Future: Our Pocket Guide Roadmap
In 2013, the first 10,000 copies of the GH Pocket Guide hit the counters across Uganda.
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Fascinating Results of the First Ever GH Survey
UPDATE, 5 June 2018: Virunga National Park won’t open before 2019, therefore we are slowing down our integration of Congo into the Gorilla Highlands region. More here. CLIQUEZ ICI POUR LA VERSION EN FRANÇAIS DU RAPPORT It was a bold and delicate move, so we asked for advice, and then took some quality time to…
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