Linking Conservation to Economic Opportunity

In the remote northeast of Uganda, the Kidepo landscape is home to some of Africa's most iconic species as well as centuries-old communities. Learn how AWF is balancing the needs of both people and wildlife in our new interactive StoryMap.

 

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Kidepo Landscape

Advancing Community-Led Conservation for Resilient Landscapes

Our holistic approach combines water security, community governance, regenerative agriculture, wildlife protection, rights-based safeguards, and sustainable enterprise to strengthen coexistence between people and wildlife.

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 Rose Ssebatindira, AWF Uganda Country Director, at the Entebbe Canine Unit during the Canines for Conservation program transition ceremony.

Building Peace Through Conflict-Sensitive Conservation

We support conservation that recognizes the realities of conflict by promoting inclusive dialogue, community partnerships, adaptive management, and cross-border cooperation to create resilient landscapes. 

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Participants at an AWF-convened workshop in Kampala, Uganda.

Creating Opportunities Through Community-Led Conservation

 In Uganda's Karamoja region, many families depend on the same landscapes as wildlife for their livelihoods. We support communities with conservation skills, sustainable enterprises, and practical solutions that help people and wildlife thrive together.

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A landscape featuring a mountain in the background.