Virunga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Virunga is the continent’s most biologically diverse protected area.

Virunga is protected by a dedicated team of over 600 Rangers. These local men and women go through intensive training, risking their lives on a daily basis to safeguard the Park’s exceptional wildlife, including the last of the world’s critically endangered mountain gorillas.

Alongside this essential conservation work, the Park is committed to supporting local communities. Virunga has a vision for responsibly harnessing the Park’s natural resources to create new opportunities for the four million people that live within a day’s walk of its borders. 

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Virunga National Park

Emmanuel de Merode

Moise Kasindi

Merdi Baraka

Fabrice Mukunano

Fabrice Kasereka

Elie Ilambo

Yves Ciregano

Lieven Lavaert

Eddy Kakitsa

Christian Fadhili

Chris-Le-Grand Mbembe

Charly Kalekutsi

Kevin Siri

Passinya Kakule Kavalami

Jean de Dieu Wathaut

Innocent Muhima

Fabien Olengabo

Maarten S.

Hanna Cooper

The Technical Specialists team at Virunga National Park focuses on maintaining and developing the Park's infrastructure and renewable energy projects. The team consists of skilled professionals including a Senior Electrician, a Construction Supervisor, a Hydroelectric Potential Researcher, and a Maintenance Technician for the Luviro Hydroelectric Plant. Together, they ensure the efficient operation and sustainability of the Park's facilities, while also contributing to local community development projects.

Technical Specialists

Logistics and Supply Chain Team

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Logistics and Supply Chain Team