One of Dian Fossey's accomplishments was to found the Karisoke Research Center which helps to protect the gorilla. She helped catch poachers and created the Digit Fund to help stop poaching.

Dian Fossey was buried in the gorilla cemetery she set up near her house in Africa because many gorillas were dieing now she is resting in peace with her beloved gorillas.

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She spent about 18 years studying Gorillas in Rwanda. She did extensive work in trying to protect Gorillas and to The film "Gorillas in the Mist" was made about her. She wrote a book of the same name.

yes they are beig used today because other people do the same things as she did before she died

Dian Fossey - born 16 January 1932, died 26 December 26 1985 - was an American zoologist who spent 18 years studying gorillas in the mountain forests of Rwanda.

And then she got killed in the bush by crazy poachers (Cannibals)

George and Kitty Fossey. Her step-father's name was Richard Price.

They both studied apes and gave us the evidence to prove that we are cousins to the apes and that we are an ape. They also helped different ape orphans because of poaching.

Dian Fossey was a very rebellious, brave woman. She didn't always get on well with others, though she was very fond of children and animals. She was not very trusting usually, but she was also very determined, independent and passionate. Hope this helps.

she saved over 150

Oak Park Elementary School District 97 is where Dian Fossey went to elementary school.

She did much research on the mountain gorilla, and eventually was murdered in her cabin, by unknown people. Poachers were blamed, but large amounts of cash and valuables found at the scene suggest poachers were not to blame, for they would have taken the cash. She wrote a successful book, "Gorillas In The Mist", which was made into a movie starring Sigourney Weaver. The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is named in her honor.

Dian Fosseys childhood was marked by a strong connection to nature and wildlife. Born in San Francisco in 1932 her family moved to the rural countryside of the Pacific Northwest when she was 6 years old. She spent her childhood immersed in nature exploring the outdoors and caring for animals. This included tending to a menagerie of pets including:

• A horse named Lady
• A goat named Kidsie
• A raccoon named Whiskey
• A skunk named Putter
• A crow named Pete
• A raven named Whisky Jack

In addition to her love of animals Fossey was an avid reader and especially enjoyed books about nature. She also wrote stories and poetry and was a talented artist specializing in drawing animals. Her deep connection to the natural world stayed with her throughout her life and eventually led her to pursue a career studying gorillas in the wild.

Dian Fossey Faced a lot of challenges.

Dian Wei is the full name of a first class warrior subordinated to Cao Cao. He was very valorous but died early in an ambush when covering his master to retreat. His nick name is E lai (恶来), or "Evil's Coming" which is translated literally.

Kathryn "Kitty" (Kidd) Fossey