Contributor: Ian Cantwell 🖋️
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Ian Cantwell, historian and international interdisciplinary researcher, was part of the team that started the Gorilla Highlands initiative in 2011. Our region is one of his focal areas, and the pre-colonial history of the Batwa “Pygmies” a major passion. He is the author of Kigezi Mountain Mosaic, an ebook about the history and culture of southwestern Uganda. When not on research trips in Africa or Europe, Ian can be found somewhere in Ireland. [bio updated: 2026-05]
Contributions
- When Lions Ate Letters 🖋️ 20 August 2021
- 100 Years Ago Dr Leonard Sharp Revolutionised Lake Bunyonyi 🖋️ 29 July 2021
- Rough and Tough People of the Hills 🖋️ 1 July 2021
- The Godfather and the Controversial Martyr of Mountain Gorilla Research 🖋️ 17 June 2021
- Were Batwa Really Dangerous to Gorillas? 🖋️ 7 June 2021
- How Do Gorillas Get Habituated (Used to Humans)? 🖋️ 4 June 2021
- Why Do Gorillas Fart So Much? 🖋️ 25 May 2021
- Batwa “Pygmies”: History and Present 🖋️ 17 May 2021
- How Human are Gorillas? 🖋️ 10 May 2021
- Dawn of Gorilla Tracking as a Tourism Activity 🖋️ 4 May 2021
- Complex Social Lives of Mountain Gorillas (Including Sex) 🖋️ 15 April 2021
- Why Did Rwanda’s Fiercest Woman Die Teaching Black Magic in Kampala? 🖋️ 8 April 2021
- King Kong vs. Gentle Gorilla 🖋️ 23 March 2021
- Keeping Gorillas Healthy, or Not 🖋️ 2 June 2016
- Raiders, Beggars and Thieves 🖋️ 5 March 2016