Diane Dakers Bücher

Dian Fossey dedicated nearly two decades to studying mountain gorillas in Africa, becoming a respected primatologist and a passionate advocate for their protection. Her fierce opposition to the gorilla tourism industry and awareness of animal trafficking put her at odds with powerful adversaries. In 1985, she was tragically murdered in her Rwanda cabin, a case that remains unsolved. Despite her untimely death, Fossey's profound commitment to the endangered species has left a lasting legacy, inspiring ongoing conservation efforts.