Hidden deep in the misty forests of Rwanda’s Nyungwe NP lives a bird so elusive it has never been photographed in the wild – Shelley’s crimsonwing. This ancient forest is a biodiversity hotspot, home to chimpanzees, 13 primate species, and 29 Albertine Rift endemics. Discover the secrets of Nyungwe, its rare wildlife, and Munazi Lodge, the new (and only!) lodge inside this remarkable national park. This is the audio version of AG CEO Simon Espley’s weekly editorial - 19 September. Find out more

Nyungwe Forest in Rwanda is one of Africa's oldest rainforests. 🌳🌲 Not only is it home to over 200 tree species, 300 bird species, and 13 primate species, but it also stores carbon, purifies the air, and serves as a vital water source. The nature reserve was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023. ✨ Rwanda is committed to conserving all its forests and wildlife: * National parks provide legislation that allows the forests and their inhabitants to flourish. * Rangers are employed from commu