The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund has a long history in Rwanda and is the world’s largest and longest-running organization focused entirely on gorilla conservation. Its work is founded on the belief that successful and sustainable conservation requires the involvement and engagement of local communities, both human and non-human. This has led their work to combine daily protection of gorillas and scientific research with the training of conservationists and helping local communities. Even with dramatic growth in their programs since they were established in 1967, they continued to operate out of rented facilities that were not built for their unique needs or offer adequate space to support their mission
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