A forest the size of Mexico could store twice as much carbon as was thought. That makes its conservation even more valuable
A study has revealed that the Miombo woodland stores far more carbon than people realized. That could mean that protecting this vast area has more economic value than cutting it down.
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Ecosystem encroachment a growing threat to Uganda’s aquatic life
The Minister of Health, Dr Jane Ruth Aceng warned people against encroachment on wildlife conservation areas. Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans Government officials have raised a red flag ...
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Sand mining: Lucrative trade threatening West Nile’s future
In the heart of West Nile, the pursuit of livelihood has led many to the banks of rivers such as Kochi, Nyagak, and the Nile, ...
Protector of African golden cat wins Emerging Conservationist award from Indianapolis Prize
The Emerging Conservationist award is part of the biennial Indianapolis Prize and recognizes an early-career conservationist ...
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Wildlife Day celebrated with call to conserve habitats
International Wildlife Day was celebrated in Lira city on Monday, highlighting the urgent need to protect Uganda’s natural habitats.The celebrations began with a march through Lira town, led by ...
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Ugandan conservationist wins $50K Indianapolis Prize conservationist award
Ugandan conservationist Mwezi “Badru” Mugerwa will receive $50,000 to spend on his work to protect rarely seen African golden ...