Environmental experts caution that the destruction of wetlands in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area is leading to flooding, water shortages, and ecosystem collapse. In Mpigi District, a community is demonstrating that conservation efforts can coexist with local livelihoods. This report highlights the importance of protecting wetlands in Kampala.

The article discusses the Ruparelia Empire's efforts to integrate conservation into Ugandan tourism, highlighting a journey to the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary. Starting from the Speke Resort Munyonyo, travelers embark on a high-speed boat ride across Lake Victoria to reach the sanctuary, which is crucial for primate conservation in East Africa.

The Uganda Wildlife Authority has successfully translocated 25 zebras to Ajai Wildlife Reserve, representing a significant achievement in the restoration efforts of this area in Uganda. This initiative is part of broader conservation efforts aimed at revitalizing wildlife populations in the region.

The Investing in Forests and Protected Areas for Climate-Smart Development (IFPA-CD) MAS Project is concluding its two-year operations in Kagadi, Uganda, under the Ministry of Water and Environment. Funded by the World Bank, the project has focused on implementing intensive, mixed-use agroforestry systems and recently distributed ruminant animals to model agroforestry farmers as part of its initiatives.

A constitutional petition has been filed against Ritz-Carlton, Sala’s Camp, and Elewana Sand River, alleging that these luxury establishments are encroaching on a protected migration corridor in the Maasai Mara. The petition claims this encroachment occurred under a presidential exemption, following a 26-day environmental study, and highlights issues with the county government's financial accountability. The situation raises concerns about repeated instances of similar actions in the area.

The Tanzanian government has implemented a five percent levy on timber royalties to finance tree-planting initiatives and enhance forest conservation efforts nationwide. Deputy Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Hamad Hassan Chande, announced this measure in the National Assembly, stating that the funds will be collected through the Tanzania Forest Fund (TaFF) to support restoration projects.