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Species Conservation
NatureUganda together with BirdLife Partners in Africa are developing Species Action Plans targeting species where conservation at a single site is not sufficient. These are mainly globally threatened species with scattered or wide-ranging populations or cross boundary. Such species may be migratory and some of the migratory stopover have been identified as Important Bird Areas (IBAs).
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