Bwindi Forest Park
also has great mammal concentrations. Bwindi Forest Park
also has great mammal concentrations.
In fact, Bwindi National Park has 459 out of 1063 mountain gorillas that are
currently thriving in the wild with none thriving in captivity.
Amazingly, despite the high agricultural population concentration that
surrounds Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, it still has enormous c
ounts of
biodiversity.
Among these include; 163 species of trees, and 104 species of fern alongside
other taxa.
Sixteen (16) species of trees are among the tree species in Bwindi that are
restricted in range to the southwest of Uganda including Lavoa swynnertonil
which is globally threatened.
214 bird species, 7 diurnal primate species, 129 mammal species, and 202
butterfly species thrive in this Park.