This Friday 21st March 2025 we held a training at Katwe Divisional Police in Kampala. We trained over 45 criminal investigations police officers about Uganda’s biodiversity, the law protecting it, offences created by the law and points to prove. We also shared with them copies of our compendium of laws protecting wildlife in Uganda.

We are grateful to all our donors who made sure that this was possible. Unless police officers know, they cannot help. With more giving, we will be able to hold more trainings. Support us to save life. Do it through your donation.

Knowledge of the law can save wildlife and the people. This month, in our endeavor to save life, we visited Kigungu Landing Site on lake Victoria where we educated fishermen on the need to conserve fish and the laws protecting fish in Uganda. We also distributed copies of laws protecting wildlife in Uganda.

Unless people understand why wildlife should be conserved, they will not help to conserve it. Early this month, we were at Kasenyi Landing Site where we sensitized fishermen on the need to sustainably conserve fish and the laws protecting fish in Uganda. We were joined by the District Fisheries Officer Wakiso, Fisheries Officer Katabi and Kasenyi, and other local leaders. We also distributed copies of our compendium of laws protecting wildlife in Uganda.#savelife

It requires our collective efforts to save these innocent creatures from troubles they face each day that passes. Pangolins are mostly threatened by traffickers that if we do not join efforts in saving them, they will be no more in just a few years to come. They don’t speak, let’s speak for them.

We join the rest of the world morn the passing of Steve M. Wise, an American animal rights trailblazer, founder and president of Nonhuman Rights Project. He was an author and scholar who played an integral role in the development of Animal Law. His work and several law suits that he filed on behalf of nonhuman animals are a confirmation that persistence is key to progress. Steve did his part for which he will be remembered. When we persist, we will make the world a kinder place for animals and humans.

In our continued endeavor to save wildlife, people and the environment, we will be at Ngoma sub-county in Nakaseke district, a hotspot area for wildlife crime, on 06th January 2024 at 12:00pm to sensitize rural people on the need to conserve wildlife in their area. Ngoma is about 150km from Kampala where we are based. We are expecting a huge turn up for the meeting.

We need support to buy refreshments for people and fuel for our two vehicles. Your giving will enable us to successfully hold the meeting. Any penny counts. Donate today.

Dear friend, we have achieved so much for the animals in 2023 all because of your support. 2024 is here. Problems affecting animals are not yet over. We are looking forward to your continued support as we strive to contribute to making the world a kinder place for animals. Happy 2024.

We are working hard to protect wildlife and the people. Our officer was at Butalangu Central Police Station in Nakaseke district last week where she met the Police Community Liason Officer with whom we are organizing a community outreach at Ngoma Sub-County to sensitize hunters next month.