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Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda

In a brief note in the September 1969 ORYX, page 91, Michael Woodford described an encounter with four mountain gorillas on Mt. Karisimba, in the Pare des Volcans in Rwanda. His account was purely concerned with observations made on this one visit to a part of the volcano, but an FPS member in Rwanda, Mr R. I. M. Campbell, writes to point out that it could mislead readers into thinking all was well with the mountain gorillas, apart from a few illegal cattle herds and local people climbing the volcanoes for bamboo; this is not the case. Mr Campbell writes: