It is a spellbinding spectacle.

Sadly, the communities and ecosystems directly threatened by such are largely denied the added revenue it generates.

One man, however, is working hard to ensure a more equitable and sustainable outcome.

Gorillas laying in the brush of Uganda

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We are proud to support the communities and habitats that make gorilla trekking experiences possible.

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What exactly does that look like in practice?

Its had extra years to train and develop a knowledgeable workforce comprised exclusively of local talent.

Volcanic mountains in Uganda

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Propping up these communitieswhileprotecting the wildlife is a complicated task.

But Moman is proving that you could serve both.

On July 1, the company cut the ribbon on its latest offering,Kibale Lodge.

Exterior of Kibale Lodge in Uganda

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None of these brand missions sacrifice anything to the quality of the hard product.

In fact, they only enhance a sense of luxury routed in an authentic vernacular.

Its all contained charmingly under a vaulted ceiling thatched with exposed wooden beams.

The view from the patio at Viruna Lodge in Uganda

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Personal butler service is offered to all guests, along with access to a pool and spa.

Each of its 12 spacious villas is appointed in a decor that Moman originally coined as Rwandese Afro-chic.

It includes food, drink, post-trek massages, laundry, and butler services.

Gorillas laying in the brush of Uganda

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But thats all pretty hollow if were not providing social support for local communities.

In this particular pursuit, Volcanoes Safaris wasnt just the first; it remains the best.

A guest room at Kibale Lodge in Uganda

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