Tourism in most of our countries is wildlife based. At Help African Animals, we are driven by the belief that any effort to conserve wildlife but which does not involve the true keepers of wildlife – the rural people, is in vain. That is why we educate rural communities about wildlife conservation and the benefits of conservation.  Tourism starts with the people and ends with the people. As we commemorate World Tourism Day, let us empower the rural people to conserve the wildlife in their communities. HAPPY WORLD TOURISM DAY!

As we join the rest of the world to celebrate the world’s remaining gorillas, let’s take action to conserve them today.

Our own Gladys Kamasanyu has been nominated as one of the 2021 Global Ambassadors by Center for Animal Law Studies. Using the grant, Gladys and Help African Animals will be compiling, designing, producing, and distributing a compendium of all animal protection laws in Uganda to make them available to stakeholders in the fight against wildlife crime and other crimes against animals, advocates, students and community members. By spreading knowledge about animal protection laws to other Ugandans, we will be contributing to increased awareness and build more capacity on animal protection which will save lives of animals.