Begin with a multimedia introduction to the expedition for a quick overview, with translations in French and Spanish languages.

Historical reading about the Lang-Chapin Congo Expedition, Herbert Lang's Field Photographs, and James Chapin's Expedition Diaries.

Biographies available for Herbert Lang and James Chapin.

Excerpts from African Reflections about the People of Northeastern Congo.

Read about the Okapi, Square-lipped Rhinoceros, a summary of the collections, scientific names, and the environment.

Selected texts about the Belgian Congo by Adam Hochschild, Mark Twain, Joseph Conrad, and the Congo Reform Association.

A suggested reading list about Africa's nature and wildlife.

Newly photographed close-up images of ants collected on the expedition.

A gallery of Selected Primate photographs and Endangered Red List Data when available.

CT scans of two bat specimens, Yellow-winged bat and Tomb bat.

An 8-minute video about the current conditions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo produced by United Nations Television.

This click or play-through map presents the itinerary of the 5-year expedition.

Nearly one hundred watercolors of mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles, and graphic patterns from Okondo's Village painted by James Chapin in the field.

Early recordings from the Congo and a short video.

Stereographs from the expedition made into 3D images. Red-blue glasses available.

A collection of Historical maps of Africa ranging from 1562-1940.

Search the collection field notes, photographs, anthropological objects, scientific publications, specimen records, and zoological record citations.

Geographic and specimen data are available using the Geographic Information System (GIS) map.

An annotated bibliography of resources pertaining to the Congo Expedition.

Bibliography of zoological subjects with over 3000 citations.

A four page descritive inventory of the Lang-Chapin Collections.

A short list of links that relate to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its conservation and biodiversity.

A link to the AMNH Digital Library list of sites pertaining to Digital Libraries and their resources.

Where are you going Manyoni? by Catherine Stock is a children's story about a girl's walk through the African landscape on her way to school.