Saving The Shoebill
Avian Conservation Uganda Society is building a bird-friendly community: One step at a time. In the heart of Tisai Island on Kumi’s Lake Opeta, a remarkable story of compassion unfolded ... Read MoreRead More
Avian Conservation Uganda Society is building a bird-friendly community: One step at a time. In the heart of Tisai Island on Kumi’s Lake Opeta, a remarkable story of compassion unfolded ... Read MoreRead More
On the 10th of February 2024, the Avian Conservation Uganda Society (ACUS) joined forces with the Rotaract Club of UCU Mukono (https://twitter.com/UCURotaract13 ) for an enlightening conservation talk and birdwatching ... Read MoreRead More
In a wonderful collaboration to help protect nature and get young people excited about it, the Avian Conservation Uganda Society (ACUS) and Friends of Nature organized a special day trip ... Read MoreRead More
On the 20th of April, 2024, members of the Avian Conservation Uganda Society embarked on an enlightening field visit to Farm Holdings Limited (https://twitter.com/farmresorts2?lang=en ), nestled in Kakiri, Wakiso District ... Read MoreRead More
For centuries, people living in Uganda have had interaction with birds for their economic use, aesthetic value, cultural development and ecological contribution. This human interaction of the various cultures in ... Read MoreRead More
Loss of habitat continues to be the single most prevalent threat to bird life. The habitat and ecosystem restoration program is a key component of the Avian Conservation Uganda Society’swork ... Read MoreRead More
Birdwatching is a popular hobby enjoyed by millions of people around the world. It is a great way to get outdoors, enjoy nature, and learn about birds. But did you ... Read MoreRead More
This program mainly targeting young people involves building bird clubs in schools and communities surrounding Important Bird Areas, protected areas and other biodiversity hotspots.These bird clubs act as recruitment centers ... Read MoreRead More
Farmland is a major habitat for birds globally, and in Uganda specifically, where the vast majority of the population is employed in agriculture. About 35% of the land in Uganda ... Read MoreRead More
The Data problemIn today’s world, it is improper to ignore the use of data for effective decisionmaking(https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-15870-0 ) and policy formulation todrive action. This concept applies across social, economic and ... Read MoreRead More