Central Africa

Regional golden monkey (Cercopithecus mitis kandti) conservation action plan 2023–2028

2023 Tuyisingize, D. | Cipolletta, C. | Eckardt, W. | Caillaud, D. | Musana, A. | Muvunyi, R. | Turinawe, M. | Muhabwe, R. | Amanya, S. | Mburanumwe, I. | Katutu, J. | Shalukoma, C. | Ndagijimana, F. | Stoinski, Tara | Kaplin, B.A. |

The golden monkey, Cercopithecus mitis kandti, an Endangered subspecies of blue monkey, is found in only two small populations in the central part of the Albertine Rift region in Central/East Africa.

Les campagnes coloniales belges : 1914-1918 : tome I

1927

Au moment ou les hostilités s'ouvrirent en Europe, le Gouvernement belge, désireux de ne pas porter la guerre en Afrique, et respectueux des stipulations de l'acte de Berlin, ordonna aux troupes coloniales de conserver, vis-à-vis des possessions allemandes (Cameroun à l'Ouest, Afrique orientale à l'Est), une attitude strictement défensive.

Wissenschaftliche ergebnisse der deutschen Zentral - Afrika - expedition 1907-1908 unter führung Adolf Friedrichs, herzogs zu Mecklenburg. bd. 2 : botanik

1914 Mildbraed, Johannes |
The aim of the expedition was the systematic exploration of the north-west corner of the former German-East African protected area, then the central African rift in its extension from Lake Kiwu to Lake Albert and finally the north-eastern border area of the Congo state. The positive results that the expedition has shown for science are recorded in special papers such as this publication on botany.

Stalking big game with a camera in equatorial Africa

1924 Maxwell, Marius |

The authors primary object was to obtain photographs of Elephants, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus, Buffalo and Giraffe and show them in their natural setting. Additionally, he describes how he got these photographs.

Zoological results of the Swedish expedition to Central Africa 1921

1924 Gyldenstolpe, Nils |

The Swedish Zoological Expedition to Central Africa 1921 was organized chiefly for the purpose of exploring the fairly unknown mountain range, that has formerly been known the Mfumbiro Mountains. The following paper is based upon the Ornithological Collections made during the expedition.
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