WILDLIFE RESEARCH & CONSERVATION
Elgon Wildlife conservation organization works to promote conservation of endangered wildlife with emphasis on African elephants, Amphibians, the great apes(gorillas) and other endangered wildlife throughout...
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AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE CONSERVATION / RESEARCH
AMPHIBIAN WORK Elgon Wildlife Conservation Organization (EWCO) as Uganda’s first non profit organization dedicated exclusively to amphibian conservation. EWCO protects conservation of endangered amphibians through research,...
THE BENET & BATWA INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
Elgon Wildlife Conservation Organization -(EWCO UGANDA )is working with Indigenous peoples in Uganda including former hunter/gatherer communities, such as the Benet living next to Mount...
SAVING UGANDA’S ENDANGERED MOUNTAIN GORILLAS AGAINST COVID 19 PANDEMIC
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a UNESCO world heritage site, and home to an estimated half of the world’s endangered mountain gorillas. Located in south-western...
EWCOS FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGER TOPS CPA EXAMS IN UGANDA
As an Auditor who frequently travels upcountry to conduct audits, I had limited time to attend CPA lectures and therefore resorted to self-study for most...
From Wildlife to Local Communities: Elgon Wildlife Conservation Organisation
A typical day in the field for me might include rescuing a snared elephant, collaring a lion or surveying mountain gorilla populations for the Ugandan...
EWCO Uganda is supporting rangers to protect Gorillas in Bwindi
Elgon Wildlife Conservation Organisation Team with support from Global GreenGrant Fund, Wildlife Conservation Network, carried out a needs assessment in November 2019 with Uganda Wildlife Authority Rangers in Bwindi...
Dr. James Watuwa Nominated as Africa Chapter representative for the Association of Tropical Biology Conservation 2020
Link: Tropical Biology Organization Dr. James Watuwa Dr. James Watuwa is a wildlife veterinarian who grew up in Uganda. He holds a Masters Degree in...
Dr. James Watuwa Nominated for the Future Leaders of Amphibian conservation 2019
Dr. James Watuwa is a wildlife veterinarian who grew up in Uganda where his love of animals began early in life. His childhood was spent...
BAT RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION PROJECT
Promoting Conservation of Bat Species and their Roosting Habitats in Mount Elgon National Park and other protected areas in Uganda BACKGROUND Marburg virus disease is...