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A self-described eco-nerd Thor Hanson, scientist and writer, brought the nascent gorilla tourist program in Bwindi National Park, located within Africa's Impenetrable Forest, to life. With grace and good humor Hanson navigates the local customs, mores and bureaucracy governing everything from love to superstition to build infrastructure, hire and train staff, fend off millions of ants among many other creatures while studying and acclimating the mountain gorillas to humans in their midst.

I read this before spending several months in Buhoma as a volunteer at the Bwindi Community Hospital, and I recommended it to several other travelers while I was there. The hospital was not in place during Dr. Hanson's Peace Corps tour of duty (however, in the revised version, he does refer to it). Nonetheless, this is a lovely way for travelers with an interest in human or gorilla populations to become acquainted with the (semi-)recent local history. My only critique is that he does not really touch on the plight of the Batwa (pygmies) population that traditionally lived in the forest. They were forced to leave the forest (as conservation refugees) for the creation of the park and they now live on reservations. Of course, it is difficult to capture all of the complexities. Overall, Dr. Hanson does an excellent job presenting and contrasting issues that impact both humans and gorillas alike.

Name: P. Houston
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: First rate introduction to Ugandan culture and Mountain Gorillas
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2009
Review: I bought this book with the expectation that I would learn lots of facts about mountain gorillas before heading out to Bwindi to see them in the flesh. But now, having just finished the book, I can't honestly say that I learned much about gorilla behavior. Hanson devotes maybe a third of the book to discussing gorillas, and even then, the emphasis is on the habituation process which he was involved in as part of his Peace Corps mission, not on gorilla ecology. The rest of the book covers Ugandan history, culture, the impact of the Rwandan genocide, and the struggle to convince the local people to see the parks as sources of sustainable income, rather than hunting and poaching grounds. But the bulk of the story deals with Hanson's experiences and relationships with the Ugandan people - the friendships he formed, and the losses he suffered (mainly through the ravages of AIDS).
Even though I learned little new about gorillas, I still recommend this informative and poignant book to anybody wanting to learn more about East Africa.

Name: Lynne Bailey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: This was the most interesting and entertaining book I've read ...
Date: Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2017
Review: This was the most interesting and entertaining book I've read all year. The author's stories are so unusual. For a young, Caucasian volunteer who didn't know the language and had no primate history to succeed at helping set-up the habituation of gorillas in the park; incredible. There is so much history in this story. The AID's crisis in Uganda, the Rwandan genocide, the tourist murders carried out by some disaffected Rwandans. I really got an idea of how habituation is carried out with the gorillas. Also, while visiting the gorillas, I need to be prepared for constant burping and farting-haha.

Name: magraret shoemake
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing book
Date: Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2020
Review: Couldn't put the book down. My husband and I both read and enjoyed the book. I cannot wait to go to Uganda and hike to see the gorillas and meet all the wonderful people Thor talks about.