Professional film-maker and photographer Jabruson (Bruce Davidson) has worked in more than 50 protected areas in Africa over a 35-year period and has been involved in the making of 22 films which have won him 15 international awards for cinematography and film-making. The Congo Basin is the niche that he continues to explore.

He has provided multi-media imagery to publishers, broadcasters (ITV, BBC, National Geographic, CBS, Canal Plus and NHK), numerous African government departments and major conservation organizations including WWF, FFI (Fauna & Flora International), ARCUS Foundation and AWF (African Wildlife Foundation).

Behavioural film footage of Western, Mountain and Graueri gorillas, African forest elephants, African forest buffalo, Sitatunga and Bongo antelope are just some of the central African animal species depicted in the following films and similar footage is now available for licensing through Nature Picture Library: Gorilla: Fatal Attraction - Odzala National Park, Republic of Congo; Odzala – Islands in the Forest - Odzala National Park, Republic of Congo; Mountain Gorilla – Pushing the Boundaries for Conservation - Rwanda, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo; Mountain Gorilla Conservation: Working for a Common Future - Rwanda, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo; Mountain Gorilla: A Shattered Kingdom - Democratic Republic of Congo; Making of A Shattered Kingdom - Democratic Republic of Congo.

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