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
By Willy Chowoo Uganda’s wildlife conservation efforts have taken a bold step forward with the successful translocation of 310 Uganda kobs
By Willy Chowoo The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has extended a helping hand to Apala B Primary School in Oyam District,
Human-wildlife conflicts rising as animals look for food elsewhere By Chowoo Willy, Karungi Patra and Oroma Gladys. The Pearl of
By Chowoo Willy The charismatic Nubian Flapshell Turtle, once presumed extinct, is now among the freshwater turtles being pushed closer to
By Chowoo Willy Gulu: The East African conservationists stand hopeful to counter the illicit wildlife trade in the region as canines
By Willy Chowoo Uganda’s wetlands, lakeshores, and riverbanks face a significant threat from illegal sand mining, posing severe environmental challenges.
By Willy Chowoo Charcoal dealers in Northern Uganda have devised new tactics to evade enforcement of Presidential Executive Order No. 3,
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