“My vegetable farm has dried up,” she says. “I’ve had to resort to carrying water in buckets from the well just
“We lost so many things last year when water entered our gardens. Some of us couldn’t pay school fees for our
Over 90% of Ugandans cook with unsafe fuels. Can the media help change that? By Wilfred Okot. Gulu City 2nd June
Uprooted invasive plant species await burning at Murchison Falls National Park as part of a 2023 habitat restoration effort led
Farmers are struggling to predict rainfall and sunshine patterns due to increasing weather unpredictability By Wilfred Okot In the heart of
The census aims to generate critical data on the distribution, population size, and genetic health of mountain gorillas and chimpanzees—two of
The rainfall season has become increasingly unpredictable for smallholder farmers, significantly affecting crop yields and threatening food security among the
Uganda’s bold steps into tech-powered conservation are already paying off. Wildlife is being saved. Communities are being protected. And the country
By Willy Chowoo These projects will upgrade tourism facilities while ensuring minimal environmental impact. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) on Thursday
By Willy Chowoo Conservation efforts should focus on establishing eco-tourism initiatives to benefit local communities while protecting the Nile Softshell turtle
By Willy Chowoo A new report by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) highlights how switching
By Willy Chowoo In the rural communities bordering Uganda’s national parks, a silent struggle unfolds every day. Elephants trample crops, buffaloes
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