05
May
Women Leading Conservation: Cross-Border Learning Inspires Change in Echuya Landscape
Five women from communities around Echuya Central Forest Reserve travelled to Tanzania for a cross-border
30
Apr
Communities Step Up to Restore Murchison Delta
In the heart of western Uganda lies one of the country’s most important wetlands—the Murchison
24
Mar
How Energy-Saving Stoves are reducing pressure on Kasyoha-Kitomi forest
In the communities surrounding Kasyoha-Kitomi Central Forest Reserve, the daily need for firewood has long
27
Feb
Conservation Conference Highlights the Role of Medicinal Plants in Sustainable Development
Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities (MTWA) in partnership with NatureUganda, World Wildlife Fund (WWF),
20
Feb
Safeguarding Uganda’s Only Breeding Population of Rüppell’s Vultures
Across Africa, there are eleven (11) vulture species, and based on surveys, nine (9) of
30
Jan
Culture, Traditional Knowledge and Uganda’s Wetlands: Insights from the World Wetlands Day 2026 Public Dialogue
NatureUganda, in collaboration with the Ministry of Water and Environment, TotalEnergies, the Tilenga Project, convened
12
Jan
Annual Planning Meeting Sets the Course for Conservation Action in 2026
NatureUganda held its Annual Planning Meeting (APM) from 8–10 January 2026 at Forest Cottages, Bukoto,
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