Uganda's conservation efforts have achieved remarkable success in protecting endangered species and their habitats. From mountain gorilla population recovery to rhino reintroduction programs, these stories inspire hope for wildlife conservation.
Mountain Gorilla Recovery
The mountain gorilla population in Uganda has grown from fewer than 300 individuals in the 1990s to over 450 today. This success story demonstrates the power of dedicated conservation efforts, anti-poaching patrols, and community involvement.
Successful conservation has led to steady gorilla population growth
Kiwumulo Merandah Hildah
Conservation Biologist
Dr. Okello has spent 20 years researching and implementing conservation strategies in Uganda's national parks, with a focus on endangered species recovery.
