NatureUganda – Promoting the understanding, appreciation and conservation of nature

Protect Uganda's Forests, Wetlands, and Wildlife

We work with communities and partners to conserve Uganda’s most important ecosystems.

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Conservation Backed by Science

We monitor birds, wetlands, and ecosystems across Uganda to guide effective conservation action.

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Raising Awareness. Driving Change

Through advocacy, awareness and education, we inspire action to protect biodiversity.

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Our Mission: To Promote the Understanding, Appreciation and Conservation of Nature.

Conservation that Supports People

We protect nature while improving livelihoods for communities.

Science-Driven Conservation

Our research and monitoring guide effective protection of wildlife and ecosystems.

Inspiring Action for Nature

We raise awareness and empower people to protect Uganda’s natural heritage.

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Awareness

Women as role models for conservation in Echuya Forest Landscape

In Southwestern Uganda, women living around Echuya Central Forest Reserve are taking an increasingly active role in conservation, showing how decisions made at household level can contribute to...

Awareness

From Awareness to Action: Inspiring Young Conservationists to Protect Uganda’s Vultures

NatureUganda has stepped up efforts to promote vulture conservation through an awareness session with its student members at Muni University in Arua district.

Research

NatureUganda Celebrates a New Generation of Ugandan Herpetologists

NatureUganda is celebrating the remarkable achievements of the JRS-funded Herpetofauna Research Program, a pioneering initiative that has strengthened Uganda’s capacity in herpetology...

Conservation and Development

Murchison Falls-Albert Delta Ramsar Site Wetland Management Plan (2026–2036) Launched

The Murchison Falls-Albert Delta Ramsar Site Wetland Management Plan (2026–2036) was officially launched on Thursday, 3 September 2026, at the Buliisa District Headquarters.