10
Oct
Feasibility study highlights need for conservation of the Nubian Flapshell Turtle
NatureUganda recently conducted a feasibility study of the Nubian Flapshell Turtle in Northern Uganda. The
27
Jul
Empowering the Next Generation: Herpetological Training commences
With support from JRS Biodiversity Foundation, NatureUganda is training students from several Ugandan Universities and
27
Jul
Persecution and illegal trade threatening Uganda’s national symbol
In a devastating incident that has sent shockwaves through the conservation community and general public,
18
Apr
Inception Workshop for the Herps Project held
The Inception Workshop for the project “Training a cohort of herpetologists to increase data knowledge
01
Mar
Public lecture to celebrate World Wildlife Day
Topic: ’’State of Wildlife in Uganda; the role of partnership in wildlife conservation’’ Every year
06
Feb
Important Bird Areas
What is an Important Bird Area (IBA)? The IBA concept aims to identify and protect
30
Jun
The rediscovery of the Fox’s Weaver; Uganda’s endemic bird
There are many variations of but the majority have simply free text available not suffered.
17
Jul
The Fox’s Weaver still lives
Tuesday 11th July, 2018 was an awesome day in the field of conservation. On this
04
Jul
A Low-Key Monitoring Approach to the Conservation of the Blue Swallow in Mabamba Wetland
Mabamba wetland was designated an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area and a Ramsar site because
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