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Bird Conservation Is A Key Element For Uganda’s Transformation Into A Modern Society Uganda’s rich biodiversity is not complete without the vibrant presence of its avian species. From the majestic ... Read MoreRead More
The Avian Conservation Society organized a webinar on June 17th, 2023, titled “Saving Uganda’s Birds: Enhancing Conservation with Data,” led by esteemed ornithologist Jonathan Onongo. During the event, participants explored ... Read MoreRead More
A Hidden Treasure: Pian Upe Game Reserve! From 29th to the 1st of April, ACUS embarked on an exhilarating 3-day conservation awareness expedition to collect vital data, raise awareness about avian conservation, ... Read MoreRead More
The Global Big Day is upon us on 13/05/2023. Global Big birding Day is a 24-hr affair on a global scale that puts birds at the center of the conversation ... Read MoreRead More
Top Five Reasons Why Birds Are Awesome. At Avian Conservation Uganda Society, people always ask us; why are birds important? How do birds help us? And why are bird-conservation projects important? We ... Read MoreRead More
Birds have a number of aesthetic, cultural, economic an natural benefits to society, economies and the environment. This is why you should be bird friendly ... Read MoreRead More
Binding together optimizes raising awareness about the vitality of avian conservation, resource-mobilization to undertake conservation projects and involving support partners to drive the conservation effort to desirable levels and reduce ... Read MoreRead More
It is important to remember conservation is a collective effort, the more people involved in the actions geared towards conservation of natural resources and specifically avian life, the more scalable ... Read MoreRead More
Waste management has a wide-range of implications on huma wealth, water resources, water and environmental quality and consequently, bird life. Scavengers such as vultures, raptors and marabou storks are attracted ... Read MoreRead More
A significant number of bird species are wetland dependent such as Kingfishers, warblers, weavers and many others. In Uganda, wetland cover (Uganda Wetlands Atlas Volume II Popular Version) is about ... Read MoreRead More
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