The Challenge of Sustainable Gorilla and Chimpanzee Conservation and Ecotourism

  • 18
  • 29 Jul 25
  • Salisbury Museum
  • 19:30

Join us for a fascinating talk by Praveen Moman, founder of Volcanoes Safaris and trustee of the Edward Heath Charitable Foundation, as he explores the complex and urgent challenges of great ape conservation and sustainable ecotourism in East Africa.

For over 25 years, Praveen and his team have led efforts to protect gorillas and chimpanzees in Uganda and Rwanda through pioneering safari experiences and award-winning community-led conservation initiatives. This talk will reflect on the delicate balance between wildlife protection, local livelihoods, and responsible tourism — offering insights into one of the most remarkable conservation success stories of our time.

Praveen’s unique journey — from growing up in Uganda to advising senior political leaders in the UK and Europe, and ultimately founding one of Africa’s leading ecotourism ventures — makes this a talk not to be missed.

Date: Tuesday 29 July
Time: Doors at 19.00, talk starts 19.30
Venue: Salisbury Museum Lecture Hall, 65 The Close, Salisbury

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