There is a donation of $100/person with a minimum donation of $500 for groups of fewer than five people. Silverback Sundowner tours take place from 5 p.m. Starting Tuesday, tourists and activists alike will be able to join the next generation of wildlife conservationists at the Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in. A fine selection of non-alcoholic drinks, wine, and light snacks are included.
Here you can share experiences and talk with our staff to learn more. Silverback Sundowner tours are special evening gatherings featuring breathtaking views of the mountains, light refreshments and visits with Fossey Fund staff! Guests are invited to tour the public exhibit first and then meet up with our gorilla experts in the Virunga Overlook. There is a minimum donation of $800 per group. This tour generally takes about two hours and requires pre-booking. To make a gift by phone, please call (800) 851-0203 or (404) 624-5881. These tours can be scheduled for any time of day, with the last booking time at 3 p.m. This option includes visiting the public exhibit as well as a tour behind the scenes, where you will gain a greater understanding of the multifaceted work being done to protect the gorillas.
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A suggested donation of $20/adult is requested, with funds supporting our conservation efforts.īehind-the-scenes tours allow you to enjoy a full tour of the campus with a Fossey Fund senior staff member as your guide. Pre-booking is not required for self-guided tours. (KIGALI, Rwanda, June 8, 2022) The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, with partners The Ellen Fund and MASS Design Group, celebrated the dedication of its new 15 million Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. You can also learn about the region’s biodiversity while enjoying our many nature trails. This is 'The Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund' by MASS Design Group on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the. Here you will find a 360-degree theater, replica of Dian Fossey’s original cabin, a cafe and lots more. Self-guided tours allow you to experience the many immersive activities in our public exhibit - the Cindy Broder Conservation Gallery. While on campus, you can learn more about Dian Fossey and gorilla conservation, see a replica of Dian’s cabin in the forest, enjoy our interactive exhibits, walk along the beautiful trails and lots more.
We are excited to share our new home with the community and guests from around the world, as we work to help expand gorilla education and conservation in Africa. Our new campus is open and welcoming visitors.
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