Dian Fossey: Last News

is getting ready to start a busy fall promoting : Master Gardener, The Good House, Call Jane, and Avatar 2. “It's funny that they're all coming out at the same time because they're all so different," she says.

Discovery Channel has set September 23 for the premiere of Ellen DeGeneres’ Saving The Gorillas: Ellen’s Next Adventure two-hour special. The documentary will air at 8 PM ET/PT on Discovery Channel and, in honor of World Gorilla Day, will be followed with an encore presentation on Sunday, September 24 at 10 PM ET/PT on Animal Planet. It also will be available to stream on Max and discovery+.

Jaden Thompson More than a year after her daytime show went off the air, Ellen DeGeneres is returning to television — in a much different capacity. DeGeneres is bringing a passion project, showing her love for animals, to Discovery Channel with a two-hour documentary special, “Saving the Gorillas: Ellen’s Next Adventure.” The special will air on Sept. 23 at 8 p.m.

Ellen DeGeneres gushed on social media about her new African gorilla conservation campus which was recently dedicated in her name in a post shared by the host on Monday.The 64-year-old has been spending time in Rwanda, where her eponymous campus was built, since wrapping up her long running daytime talk show in the spring.The Ellen DeGeneres Campus is a $15 million project for The Ellen Fund in conjunction with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund and the MASS Design Group. She loves it!Ellen DeGeneres gushed on social media about her new African gorilla conservation campus which was recently dedicated in her name in a post shared by the host on Monday'I absolutely love it here!' she captioned an Instagram video of highlights from the the dedication of The Campus earlier this month.The video, titled Ellen & Portia's campus dedication highlights, showcased the best moments from the star's recent trip.

Ellen DeGeneres is living her best life after moving on from her talk show.DeGeneres, 64, and wife Portia de Rossi, 49, were seen in the African country of Rwanda on Tuesday for the dedication of the Ellen DeGeneres Campus, a $15 million project for The Ellen Fund in conjunction with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund and the MASS Design Group.At the dedication ceremony, DeGeneres described the campus as 'incredible,' detailing her longtime passion toward the area and conservation causes. The latest: Ellen DeGeneres, 64, and wife Portia de Rossi, 49, were seen Tuesday in the African country of Rwanda for the dedication of the Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund'When I was a kid, I used to dream of coming here,' DeGeneres said, adding that late conservationist Dian Fossey was a hero to her, 'and her dedication to gorillas changed the world.'The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund has been here for over 50 years,' she said.

Ellen DeGeneres' gorilla campus is now accepting visitors in Rwanda.The 64-year-old's section of the Fossey’s Gorilla Fund had it's grand opening on Tuesday.The gorilla sanctuary, which isdedicated to the protection of gorillas, was gifted to the talk show host by her wife, Portia de Rossi, for her 60th birthday four years ago. Four years in the making:Ellen DeGeneres' gorilla campus is now accepting visitors in Rwanda'To see my name alongside hers on the walls of this beautiful campus, and to know I'm doing my part to protect endangered gorillas and continue Dian's legacy, is simply amazing,' Ellen shared withTMZas she referred to Dian Fossey.

a gorilla conservation center to celebrate her 60th birthday.The spread is named the Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund after the late American primatologist and conservationist.“Dian Fossey has always been a hero of mine, and so it’s been the honor of a lifetime to support this project,” DeGeneres said in a press release sent to The Post. “To see my name alongside hers on the walls of this beautiful campus, and to know I’m doing my part to protect endangered gorillas and continue Dian’s legacy, is simply amazing.”Initially founded by Fossey, whose life and ultimately death were portrayed in the movie “Gorillas in the Mist,” the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is considered the world’s largest and longest-running organization dedicated entirely to gorilla conservation, according to the press release.“From the outset, the mission of this project has focused on creating a space to engage the many stakeholders in conservation — students, scientists, tourists, conservation partners, community members—to advance our collective goal of saving gorillas and more broadly, the planet,” said Dr.

Ellen DeGeneres is celebrating the fourth anniversary of the Ellen Fund in an exciting way.

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