How to pronounce“goro”in English

Gorongosa is almost like full up again.

And Gorongosa was a gem in the 1960s.

And Gorongosa was pretty much the geographic center of that conflict between rebels and government.

And Gorongosa was pretty much the geographic center of that conflict between rebels and government.

merry-goround when you when you awaken beyond it when you see beyond experience yourself beyond it it literally is like coming out of a prison. It's important

Serengeti and Goro Goro.

Even in Goromonzi, you must have been a brilliant student.

The other goroutine is taking the input from the clock, which is another series of pulses.

"Where is Goromaru?" They don't even know the names of my team's player, but they constantly mention Goromaru, that is how famous he became

I visited Gorongosa last summer.

So the success in Gorongosa has prompted an even bolder vision.

So I did some research and Goromonzi, right?

This is the Ninja pose of Goromaru who boomed in Japan I have 2 kids, and they do the pose all the time

And lions were the symbol of Gorongosa and there were 100s of them.

There were lots of conflicts in Gorongosa.

But that was the way Gorongosa was after the civil war, and the way it would probably remain, were it not for an American philanthropist named

I wanted to show you what Gorongosa looked like at the time, too.

So the major feature of Gorongosa is a huge lake at its center called Lake Urema.

And so the vision for Gorongosa is to expand it.

of the large animals of Gorongosa had been decimated.

It's a remarkable comeback story because Gorongosa was given up for dead.

Yeah. Goromonzi is your village.

And so that made it a very natural fit for the goroutines in the language Go.

And unfortunately, Gorongosa was one of the main battlefields.

I'll tell you what's going on in Gorongosa now.

There's a pretty good number of crocs in Gorongosa.

Thank you. Jennifer Gorovitz: Thank you.

And I'm really happy to report that Gorongosa is now home to probably 50 times as many large animals as existed there 20 years ago.

Those are the control and data pulses that go into one of the goroutines.

who formed a partnership in the early 2000s to try to restore Gorongosa National Park.

It's essentially now one of the best-known restoration stories on the planet because Gorongosa was given up for dead.

So what happens is each of these units in the machine is simulated by usually two goroutines

Greg Carr, who learned about Mozambique, learned about Gorongosa.

You can tell there's a lot of youngsters in here-- so a lot of young elephants in Gorongosa today.

And I reached the conclusion, perhaps most catalyzed by Gorongosa, but many, many other stories from all large and small,

In the 1960s, there was a park really in the geographical center of Mozambique called 'Gorongosa.'

Such that by the mid-1990s, you probably had maybe 98% of the large animals of Gorongosa had been decimated.

who formed a partnership in the early 2000s, to try to restore Gorongosa National Park.

And during that time, he walked in this wild, vast landscape of this reserve in Mozambique called Gorongosa.

And to be honest, it is a 15 against 15 match But it is all over the place This is Goromaru from the TV CM that's always playing these days

And in the center of Mozambique, really the geographic center, is this park called Gorongosa.

But just a little clip of-- I know these vehicles still roam California, but they don't roam Gorongosa anymore.

We're going to go out over the water a little bit, and give you a little sense of else is floating about Gorongosa.

I would like to start by thanking the Jewish Community Federation for hosting and sponsoring the visit to the Bay Area, and I would like to invite Jennifer Gorovitz to come up here

In the country of Mozambique, in the 1960s, there was a park, really, in the geographic center of Mozambique called Gorongosa.

And I've been there twice in the last 10 years, and I'm really happy to report that Gorongosa is now home to probably 50 times as many large animals

has knock-on effects, the reintroduction of, for example, wild dogs in Gorongosa has knock-on effects.