Gorilla-tracking tourist activities in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park generate critical revenue for conservation. They also create jobs for many people living on the boundary of the park. International tourists pay U$600 to experience a gorilla trek managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). The community receives a share of this revenue, and a portion of the funds go to community projects such as clinics and schools. Ruhija Vulnerable Children School is one of these many schools located in one of the four sectors of the Park.