NatureUganda

NatureUganda NatureUganda (NU) is the branch of the East Africa Natural History Society (EANHS) in Uganda.

EANHS was set up in 1909 and thus the oldest conservation organization in East Africa. NatureUganda (NU) is the oldest and leading local conservation organization for endangered species and their habitats in Uganda. The goal of the society has always been to promote the understanding, appreciation and conservation of nature. The work of the organization combines science and research with local inn

ovations that support actions that transform rural livelihoods and shift dependence on nature and avert the threats to conservation of nature. The long term goal is to create resilience to climate variability and improve the lives of the rural poor. Our membership base has been essential in supporting the institution through networking, promoting its vision and advocating for good policies to conservation the environment. The membership helps us amplify policy concerns in the Environment and Natural Resources Sector enabling the society to contribute to policy development and implementation.

At NatureUganda, we organize hashtag like this as part of our mission to promote the understanding, appreciation, and c...
24/03/2026

At NatureUganda, we organize hashtag like this as part of our mission to promote the understanding, appreciation, and conservation of Uganda’s natural heritage. These trips also provide a platform for our members and the wider public to actively engage with hashtag , learn firsthand about hashtag , and become ambassadors for hashtag .

By participating, you are not just taking a trip, you are supporting conservation efforts, strengthening a community of nature enthusiasts, and contributing to the sustainable use of our natural resources.

The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, in collaboration with NatureUganda, is thrilled to invite you to the ...
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.”

Nature Uganda in partnership with the Ministry of Water and Environment has organized a public talk on Wetlands and Tra...
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
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