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NatureUganda and Ecotrust Public Talk on Bugoma Forest Giveaway to Hoima Sugar Works click the link to access more information on what transpired
EDEGE fellowship exchange visits for communities' (capacity building for local communities)
Governments, businesses and financial institutions worldwide are increasingly adopting a ‘No Net Loss’ (NNL) approach to address impacts on biodiversity of development projects such as infrastructure development
It is likely that many drivers have, at some point, accidently or incidentally hit an animal, be it a bird, snake, toad, mongoose or any other on the road.
U-PCLG aims to use research to inform national policy in Uganda
conservation program focuses on
Species conservation,mainly on threatened species of the Grauer’s Swamp-warbler, Blue Swallow, Shoebill, Grey Crowned-crane and the entire Vulture group
join our technical groups of Plants, Mammals, Birdlife Uganda, Herpes, Microbial and Friends of Dudus which are very active in supporting the organization in various projects
Your invited to join us if you are not a member of Nature Uganda already
Together with ZSL,we are supporting local communities in Mabamba and Makanaga to conserve the "shoebill",one of the extraordinary species,listed Vulnerable.Read More
degradation of environment hits the poor harder as they solely depend on natural resources for livelihood improvement.Local Governments in Kisoro and Rubanda Districts Commit To Protect the Environment Read More
NatureUganda has an established programme for monitoring Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBAs) and has conducted this exercise for three decades.Read More
Uganda still plays host to a significant number of approximately 10,000 cranes.NatureUganda Board of Governors/Executive Committee (EC), a policy making body of the institution visited the ACCP project sites where NatureUganda has taken great strides in conserving species, habitats and ecosystems
NatureUganda and Victoria Griffins from Oxford University conducted community feedback meetings from biodiversity assessments in Kalagala, it was shown that the offset only catered for biodiversity and not the needs of the community including cultural values
Achieving our targets
NatureUganda develops and implements a range of programme activities aimed at fulfilling her mission of
Environmental education through Cranes in the classroom Initiative
Plot 1, Katalima crescent, Lower Naguru
P.O BOX 27034, Kampala- Uganda
Phone: +256-414-540-719
Email:nature@natureuganda.org / info@natureuganda.org
Phone: +256-414-540-719
Email: info@natureuganda.org
