I have been investigating and managing wildlife diseases since 1996, when I joined the Uganda Wildlife Authority as its first veterinarian. After I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College of the University of London in 1995, I was eager to fulfil my passion for working with wildlife, particularly gorillas.
In 2003, I founded a non-profit organization that monitors and tracks zoonotic diseases — those transmitted between wildlife, humans and livestock — and promotes the conservation of mountain gorillas. We work in and around the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwest Uganda.
CTPHuganda Not surprising that Dr Gladys has nothing to say about the lives lost in the name of 'saving the gorilla'.
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