Colin Turnbull was a British-American anthropologist who became famous for his immersive visits to the Mbuti Pygmies of the Ituri Forest in what was then the Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo). His main fieldwork took place during the mid-1950s—specifically between 1951, 1957, and 1958—when he lived closely with the Mbuti people, learning their ways, participating in their daily life, and gaining deep insight into their culture. This unique experience be

In the heart of the biodiverse rainforests of The Congo, a remarkable tapestry of human culture has flourished for centuries - the Pygmy tribes. These indigenous communities, with their unique customs, languages, and deep connection to the natural world, are facing unprecedented challenges that threaten not only their way of life but also the rich biodiversity of the region. The importance of protecting the Pygmy tribes of The Congo cannot be understated. There is a profound