Batwa Share Healing Knowledge at World Wildlife Day
When members of the Batwa and Bakiga communities set off from the misty hills of Ruhija in Kanungu District, they carried more than bags and bundles. Carefully wrapped in leaves and woven baskets were medicinal plants, roots, and herbs—living symbols of a centuries-old healing tradition rooted deep within the forests
Science-Led Survey Strengthens Great Ape Conservation in Bwindi
The 2025 Bwindi Chimpanzee Census has confirmed an estimated population of 426 chimpanzees widely distributed across Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, marking a major milestone in strengthening evidence-based conservation within one of Africa’s most important protected landscapes. The results were officially launched today by the Minister of State for Tourism, Wildlife
