Environmental Education
This project delivers dynamic environmental education to children and youth through school visits, nature walks, birdwatching excursions, and conservation clubs.
Our goal is to nurture a generation that understands nature and actively works to protect it.
What We Do
- Deliver conservation lessons in schools
- Conduct nature walks and birdwatching trips
- Train youth in environmental leadership
- Establish school nature clubs
- Promote hands-on learning about ecosystems
Why It Matters
Sustainable conservation begins with an informed generation. By exposing young people to wildlife and ecosystems, we build skills, passion, and responsibility for a lifetime of stewardship.
Get Involved
Support school outreach, sponsor learning materials, or volunteer on a school programme.
Other Projects
Tree Planting
Initiative
The Tree Planting Initiative restores the environment while enriching school communities with fruit trees, shade trees, and protective hedges.
Our work focuses on planting Breadfruit and other fruit species that support nutrition, biodiversity, and climate resilience.
Ecotourism for
Conservation
The project creates meaningful nature-based experiences that immerse children, youth, and communities in Uganda’s wildlife and natural landscapes. Through guided birdwatching trips, national park visits, and community nature walks, the project enables participants to experience
Bee Keeping
for Conservation
The Beekeeping for Conservation Project promotes sustainable beekeeping as a tool for ecological protection and community empowerment. Using our natural forest apiary, we train learners and farmers in beekeeping techniques that protect pollinators and support local ecosystems.
News & Updates
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