NatureUganda

03/08/2026

What makes a biodiversity or carbon project truly credible?

As demand for nature-based solutions grows, ensuring projects deliver genuine benefits for biodiversity, climate and local communities has never been more important.

Join NatureUganda, in collaboration with the Plan Vivo Foundation, for our August Public Talk as we explore the internationally recognised Plan Vivo Standards.

Topic

Biodiversity and Carbon Markets: Plan Vivo Standards Shaping Nature Markets to Achieve High-Integrity Nature-Positive Outcomes

📅 6 August 2026
🕑 2:00 PM (EAT)
📍 Hotel Africana, Kampala

16/07/2026

Nature has a way of creating memories that stay with us forever.

🍃 Was it the peaceful sound of birds in a forest?
🦅 A breathtaking encounter with wildlife?
🌿 A walk through a wetland?
🌅 A sunrise over one of Uganda's beautiful landscapes?

Tell us:

📍 Which place in Uganda has inspired your love for nature?

Share your favourite location—and if you have a photo, we'd love to see it in the comments!

Together, let's celebrate the places that remind us why conservation matters.

🌐 Visit our website to learn how NatureUganda is working with communities and partners to conserve Uganda's biodiversity

NatureUganda develops and implements a range of programme activities aimed at creating the understanding, appreciation and conservation of nature in Uganda

19/06/2026

🌿 117 Years of People Taking Action for Nature

NatureUganda's story is one of passionate members, dedicated partners, supportive communities, and a shared commitment to conserving Uganda's rich biodiversity.

For over a century, our members have helped shape conservation efforts that protect birds, wetlands, forests, and the ecosystems that sustain both wildlife and people.

On Thursday, 25 June 2026, we invite all members to join our Annual General Meeting—a time to celebrate our achievements, reflect on our journey, and help shape the future of NatureUganda.

Every member has a voice. Every voice strengthens our mission.

📅 Date: 25 June 2026

🖥️ Register today:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: NatureUganda - Annual General Meeting 2026. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

The Dinosaur Bird’s Story of Survival

The shoebill is one of the world’s most extraordinary birds — ancient, rare, and found in Uganda’s precious wetlands.

A powerful new short film by Akash Mehta and Kyle Thomas, featuring Achilles Byaruhanga, takes you into the heart of Uganda’s shoebill conservation story.

From searching for these prehistoric giants in the wild to meeting the people and communities protecting them, this is a moving story of hope, action, and conservation success.

🎥 Watch the film and discover how communities are helping secure a future for one of Earth’s most unique species. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xico216O9Zs&feature=youtu.be

24/03/2026

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13/02/2026

The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, in collaboration with NatureUganda, is thrilled to invite you to the National Wildlife Conservation Conference, a highlight of the 2026 World Wildlife Day celebrations. This year’s inspiring theme is “Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Heritage, Health, and Livelihoods.”

28/01/2026

Nature Uganda in partnership with the Ministry of Water and Environment has organized a public talk on Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Conserving Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Futures. This talk aims to integrate the global and national priorities under the themes, fostering awareness and collaboration for conservation efforts in line with Uganda's national policies and international commitments.

Nature Uganda, in partnership with the Ministry of Water and Environment, has organized a public talk on Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Conserving Cultural Heritage for Sustainable Futures. This talk aims to integrate global and national priorities across the themes, fostering awareness and collaboration for conservation efforts aligned with Uganda's national policies and international commitments.

Time: Jan 29, 2026 02:00 PM Africa/Kampala
Join Zoom Meeting
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