Makome driver dies in Karuma bus-elephants collision
The affected elephant has been relocated and is walking in pain, according to the UWA senior commutation official.
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Kasumba of the wild: A woman’s stand against wildlife crime in Uganda
Beyond her professional achievements, Margaret’s empathy for wildlife is profound and one of the poignant memories is the rescue of a mother and baby tree pangolin from traffickers.
Walking the line, where human-wildlife conflict meets coexistence
Human-wildlife conflict is a growing concern in Uganda, particularly in areas near national parks.
“Corrupt” Kigumba town clerk Fred Kagara ordered to refund shs32m
Fred Kagara has been given 60 days to refund the amount to the asset and recovery account managed by the IG.
World Wildlife Day: Museveni urges Ugandans to promote conservation
Uganda celebrated World Wildlife Day 2025 on March 3, with the national event taking place in Lira City.
Lira’s Edola among conservationists recognized on World Wildlife Day
Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng Ocero, Minister of Health and Lira City woman MP, represented President Museveni at the World Wildlife Day celebrations.
Local athletes ready for UWA marathon in Lira City
Rogers Kipkut, a UWA staff member and marathon technical operator, explained that the event was brought to the Lango sub-region because of its rich athletic history.
Lira-Uganda Wildlife marathon 2025 to support children of fallen rangers
The 2025 Uganda wildlife marathon will be held in Lira City on March 2.
UWA ranger killed by suspected poachers
According to available data, 17 rangers had been killed in various operations over the last decade as of May 2022.
Authorities warn UWA of elephant attacks in Adjumani district
Ali Bakiti, UWA Area Manager, acknowledged the challenges and identified encroachment on wildlife corridors as a major issue.
UWA, WildAid recognise excellent journalism
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has pledged continued collaboration and recognition of excellent reporting on wildlife and conservation.
Poacher jailed 9 years for killing wildlife
Chief Magistrate Ojok Betty emphasized the need to protect Uganda’s wildlife and the ecological balance, making it clear that wildlife crimes would not be tolerated.