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Chinese Enterprises in Uganda Pledge to Conserve biodiversity and Combat Wildlife Crime

Chinese Enterprises in Uganda Pledge to Conserve biodiversity and Combat Wildlife Crime
(June 21, 2019)   -   Chinese investors in Uganda have signed a commitment pledge to conserve biodiversity and combat wildlife crime. Members of the SINOCHAM, an umbrella organization for Chinese business enterprises in Uganda made the commitment by signing a pledge at Uganda Wildlife Education […]

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The National Wildlife Crime Coordination Task Force develops a strategic plan to combat wildlife crime in Uganda

The National Wildlife Crime Coordination Task Force develops a strategic plan to combat wildlife crime in Uganda
(March 18, 2019)   -   At least 30 representatives of government institutions gathered at the Source of the Nile Hotel in Jinja district on March 13th, 2019 to develop a strategic plan for combating wildlife crime in Uganda. This was the first meeting of the National Wildlife Cri [...]

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Dr. Simon Nampindo Wins Research Award

Dr. Simon Nampindo Wins Research Award
(March 03, 2019)   -   One of our own, Dr. Simon Nampindo, the Country Director, Wildlife Conservation Society, Uganda program has been recognized for his research work that has informed management and policy decisions for sustainable conservation and development of wildlife resources in Uganda 2019 [...]

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In Uganda, WCS Identifies Critical Biodiversity Sites for Conservation of Both Globally and Nationally Threatened Species

In Uganda, WCS Identifies Critical Biodiversity Sites for Conservation of Both Globally and Nationally Threatened Species
(February 26, 2019)   -   WCS and its partners has announced 45 sites identified to meet Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) status, global priority areas for conservation of biodiversity in Uganda. This is the first time that there has been a national assessment of KBAs across several taxa  […]

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WCS equips members of the civil society coalition for oil with skills to monitor impacts on protected areas and communities to ensure No Net Loss

WCS equips members of the civil society coalition for oil with skills to monitor impacts on protected areas and communities to ensure No Net Loss
(October 23, 2018)   -   Oil and gas exploration and production activities in the Albertine region set to begin in 2020 are expected to have major direct, indirect and cumulative impacts on protected areas and surrounding communities [...]

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Greening the Design and Development of Infrastructure in Uganda

Greening the Design and Development of Infrastructure in Uganda
(September 14, 2018)   -   The current approach to the design and development of infrastructure in Uganda, prioritizes economic benefits at the cost of the environment and ecosystem services, and social well-being. The current approach is characterized by ecosystems and biodiversity destruction; human and community displacements; invasion of fragile [...] 

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Stakeholders meet to tackle dire state of lion numbers in QENP and the increasing threats from Humans

Stakeholders meet to tackle dire state of lion numbers in QENP and the increasing threats from Humans
(September 05, 2018)   -   The rapid decline of Lion numbers in both the Southern and Northern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP) has prompted stakeholders to take firm action in order to reverse the declining trend.Previously estimated at 140-160 in 2013 by WCS [...]

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Strengthening the Capacity of Institutions to Design and Implement the Mitigation Hierarchy as a Planning and Management Tool for Biodiversity Conservation

Strengthening the Capacity of Institutions to Design and Implement the Mitigation Hierarchy as a Planning and Management Tool for Biodiversity Conservation
(July 23, 2018)   -   Over 50 stakeholders have been equipped with skills to design and implement the mitigation hierarchy as a planning and management tool for biodiversity conservation [...]

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WCS Publishes Results of the Study about: Impacts of climate Change and Industrial Developments on the long‐term changes in Wildlife Behavior in the Greater Virunga Landscape

WCS Publishes Results of the Study about: Impacts of climate Change and Industrial Developments on the long‐term changes in Wildlife Behavior in the Greater Virunga Landscape
(July 20, 2018)   -   The Greater Virunga Transboundary Collaboration (GVTC) with funding from the Kingdom of Netherlands commissioned an in-depth study, conducted by WCS, On long-term changes in animal behavior in the Greater Virunga Landscape (GVL) resulting from industrial development, climate changes and other factors...

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Stakeholders demonstrate how Natural Capital accounting can support decision-making to secure sustainable development in Uganda

Stakeholders demonstrate how Natural Capital accounting can support decision-making to secure sustainable development in Uganda
(March 23, 2018)   -   According to the national population projections by Uganda Bureau of Statistics(UBOS) , Uganda’s population currently estimated at 38,823,100 million in 2018 will be 41,222,200 in 2020; with such a growth rate, it is needless to say the pressure on our natural capital is huge and will continue to grow…

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