Meet Uganda’s vet who paused an elephant in Kamwenge
By Gerald Tenywa
He is of slight build, quick as a shadow in tall grass, and moving with the grace of a hunter at dawn....
Charcoal burners unlikely heroes in Queen Elizabeth’s war on deadly weeds
In the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park, an unlikely alliance is taking shape. Charcoal burners and conservationists—usually worlds apart—are now fighting on the...
Gorillas teach Ajai residents how to milk rhinos
This is the third part of the three-part rhino series.
Read Parts 1 and 2 of the series to explore how Uganda lost its rhinos,...
Inside Uganda’s rhino sanctuary: Why relocation to the wild is urgent
Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch in Nakasongola is known for its wild beauties. This has turned into a sanctuary for breeding Uganda’s rhinos. The...
How Uganda lost the rarest northern white rhinos
Every day, Ugandans move closer to the moment when the southern white rhinos will be re-introduced into the wild. But the northern white rhinos,...
Mabamba: where bird lovers created a fortune for locals
Like a mustard seed, Mabamba village in Kasanje, Wakiso district has grown from a sleepy and scantily built landing site to a big tourism...
