murchisonfalls

Uganda’s national parks form one of the most functionally significant conservation networks in East Africa. Each park was gazetted through legal instruments to preserve ecological processes that support biodiversity, water systems, carbon storage, and community adaptation. Their locations reflect strategic choices to safeguard species-rich zones, transitional ecosystems, and biologically sensitive corridors. They represent long-term investment...Read More

Uganda and Rwanda have gained global recognition for their exceptional mountain gorilla trekking experiences, drawing nature-focused tourists to the dense forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Volcanoes National Park, and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. However, beyond the thrill of observing gorillas in their natural habitat, Uganda and Rwanda offer a remarkable spectrum of wildlife experiences...Read More