NatureUganda, the East Africa Natural History Society, organised the first Conservation Conference in Uganda as part of their centenary celebration in 2009.  Following the success of the first conference, it was agreed that it becomes an activity organised every two years. It is clear that Biodiversity conservation and management is one of the key development priorities in Uganda. However, information flow to guide conservation policy and practice remains a great challenge in the country. This conference is a contribution to solving this challenge by providing an opportunity for Ugandan scientists to showcase their findings. It is also used as a platform for defining priority conservation areas and making recommendations for future conservation and research priorities in Uganda.

Activities will include plenary presentations, paper and poster presentations, as well as workshops or round table discussions of key conservation issues in Uganda. The Conference will take place in May 2025, exact dates and theme will be communicated soon.

Objectives of the Conservation Conference

1. To create a platform for information sharing within the government and the private sector
2. Increase the understanding of conservation issues in the country
3. Promote networking portals among the conservation organisations and the public
4. Improve on the standards of research in conservation and wildlife management
5. Provide an option for publishing of research work in the country

Sponsorship: All those interested are encouraged to support the Uganda conservation Conference. The Conservation Conference will present an opportunity for sponsors to contribute to environmental awareness as well as boost their public image as a social responsible organisation. By sponsoring this conference, the organisation will specifically receive from NatureUganda;

• Branding with biodiversity conservation in general in the country hence building alliance networks or even promoting the company’s services at the venue of the event.
• Corporate membership to NatureUganda for 12 months which comes with;
  • A link from the NatureUganda website at natureuganda.org to your website
  • Logo/listing in our publications including; Annual report, year planner and 3 issues of The Naturalist – a NatureUganda newsletter which has a circulation of between 2,000 – 5,000 copies distributed to individuals and organisations, within and outside Uganda. The recipients include: 2,370 NatureUganda members, Government Departments, Environmental NGOs, the Diplomatic Community and the BirdLife International membership worldwide.
  • Listing in the sponsor’s index in all materials developed for the activity.
  • Display of signage