Conservationists have welcomed the increase in the number of mountain gorillas at Bwindi National Park. There are now 459 gorillas from 400 in the last eight years. Half of the world's gorillas are in Uganda and, gorilla tracking is one of the top tourism earners for the country. Here is CGTN's Isabel Nakirya reporting from Kampala.
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