http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org News from the IBF project at Mt. Kenya Fri, 05 Dec 2008 18:41:43 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en If you have visited the gallery section you will have seen some photos of our initial trial of a satellite transmitter or PTT installed on a male bongo last year. Using satellite transmitters on wildlife is not new to wildlife conservation management. However, the method in which we ... http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org/2008/12/05/new-developments-for-tracking-bongo/ 10 May 2008 – Ajabu's big day. In the lush surroundings of her beautiful forest home at Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy, she has chosen this day for the arrival of her firstborn. Nature sees to it that, instinctively, mother and young will always find each other but how do we, their ... http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org/2008/06/07/a-bongo-kaleidoscope-%e2%80%93-as-observed-by-lilli/ These are some of the latest youngsters born to the resident herd of Bongo bred at the Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy. Only separated by a few months in age, these young animals have formed a friendship that will last for life. As seen here, only one "teenage" female is "in charge." While ... http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org/2008/05/05/bongos-out-about/ Barely two weeks after the grand entrance of Bongo baby No. 50, here now is No. 51!! He was born to "Wasi-wasi" which, loosely translated means crazy (as in nervous). That is indeed the reason why I don't yet have a decent picture of the cute little baby antelope, I ... http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org/2008/04/27/bongo_baby_boom/ Welcome to the new blog at the new web site of the International Bongo Foundation. We intend to bring you news here both from the IBF office in Ft. Worth and from Mt. Kenya where the repatriation project is underway. Remember to subscribe to the mailing list to receive occasional ... http://blog.internationalbongofoundation.org/2008/04/19/hello-world/