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In Uganda, a vibrant tourist economy boosts the conservation of endangered mountain gorillas

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BWINDI, Uganda (AP) — News of a sick or injured mountain gorilla can worry local residents in this mountainous area that’s home to the endangered species. That’s partly because most of the gorillas have been given names, allowing rangers and…

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