29
Sep
Greater Painted-snipe – When Females Take the Lead
If you take a quiet walk along Uganda’s wetlands, you may be lucky enough to
29
Sep
Empowering Women, Advancing Conservation: NatureUganda Staff Trained on Gender Mainstreaming
As part of the AfricElle Project — “Women as Champions for Agroforestry, Biodiversity, and Nature
04
Sep
Hope for the Crown: Crane census sheds a glimmering hope for the Grey-crowned Crane population
Uganda’s national emblem, the Grey-crowned Crane, is a bird of immense cultural and ecological value.
04
Sep
Empowering Women as Champions of Conservation
Women in Rubanda and Kisoro districts are stepping into leadership roles in environmental conservation, thanks
04
Sep
Training in ecotourism to boost conservation of Mabamba Wetland
Wetlands are vital ecosystems, providing clean water, fisheries, waste filtration, and opportunities for recreation. Yet
31
Jul
NatureUganda Launches Search for Lost Frog on Mt. Elgon
In an effort to rediscover one of Africa’s most elusive amphibians, Ms Violet Kantono, a project assistant
30
Jun
Celebrating World Environment Day with a Stand Against Plastic Pollution
In commemoration of World Environment Day 2025, NatureUganda, in collaboration with National Environment Management Authority
27
Jun
NatureUganda Launches 6th Branch at Kabale University
In a bid to expand its conservation footprint and promoting environmental stewardship, NatureUganda officially launched
30
May
NatureUganda holds the 31st Annual General Meeting
The 31st Annual General Meeting (AGM) of NatureUganda took place on May 29, 2025, at
18
Mar
Public Talk on how Biodiversity Credits Deliver Impact for Nature, Climate and People
On March 13, 2025, an engaging public talk on Biodiversity Credits under PV Nature was
