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Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust Reveals First Update from Groundbreaking Study of Uganda's "Lost Chimpanzees”
On World Chimpanzee Day, the Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust (VSPT) today announced a major milestone in its efforts to protect the endangered chimpanzees of the Kyambura Gorge. Just six months after launching Uganda's first permanent, science-based monitoring programme for the isolated population, researchers have successfully identified 25 of the gorge's chimpanzees, laying the foundation for future research. Researchers will continue field surveys, as the first six months establish a baseline for the scientific study of this isolated chimpanzee community.
New Leadership Book Argues Burnout, AI Anxiety and Workplace Disconnection Share the Same Root Cause
As organisations grapple with burnout, AI-driven transformation, declining trust and employee disengagement, leadership expert Thom Dennis believes many businesses are trying to solve 21st-century challenges with outdated assumptions. His acclaimed new book, Rewilding the Corporate Mind, argues that the real crisis is less to do with technology or operations, but is a deeply human one.
Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust Trainee Update
The Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust (VSPT) is delighted to share an update on its trainees and field staff.
Daios Cove Elevates the Beach Holiday With Goal-Oriented Wellbeing & Immersive Cretan Experiences
Luxury Cretan resort Daios Cove - now open for the 2026 season - is transforming the traditional beach holiday into an experience-led escape.
Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust launches Chimpanzee Monitoring Project in partnership with Uganda Wildlife Authority at Kyambura Gorge, Uganda
Volcanoes Safaris Partnership Trust (VSPT) announces the launch of the Kyambura Chimpanzee Monitoring Project, based at the VSPT Research Centre, Kyambura Gorge Lodge, in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. In partnership with the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), the project will establish the first permanent, science-based monitoring programme for the isolated group of chimpanzees in Kyambura Gorge.
Introducing The Catching Force
As conversations about mental health grow louder, a new book asks whether the West’s approach to recovery is too cerebral. The Catching Force by Cosima Somerset explores a uniquely holistic model that views addiction, depression and physical pain as deeply interconnected.
New Leadership Book Calls for Radical Shift From Control to Connection
Leadership expert Thom Dennis’ new book, Rewilding the Corporate Mind, challenges industrial-age leadership and offers a regenerative blueprint for organisations in a world of division and crisis.