A Solution for Conservation in Uganda: Conservancies
In partnership with us, UWA has helped create Uganda’s first conservancies: The 270-square-kilometer Murchison Community Conservancy, the 956-square-kilometer Karenga Community Wildlife Area, and the Rurambira Conservancy near the 260-square-kilometer Lake Mburo National Park. Conservancies are a means to expand habitat protection, address human-wildlife conflict, diversify tourism experiences, improve community revenues and livelihoods, and involve landowners and communities in wildlife conservation.

Classroom Africa Reaches Young Hearts and Minds
In 2020, we officially opened Kidepo and Sarachom primary schools in Uganda, making six bright, airy, modern schools built under our Classroom Africa program. Through Classroom Africa, we seek to strengthen young people's natural affinity for wildlife, heighten ecological awareness, and create a corps of future conservationists and leaders.

Skilled Canine-and-Handler Teams Fight Poaching
We support Uganda’s counter-wildlife-trafficking efforts and help to turn the tide on poaching and wildlife trafficking in critical areas.

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