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Thank you for 2023
Dear friends, we have achieved a lot for the animals in 2023 all because of your support. 2024 is here. Challenges facing animals are still immense. We are looking forward to working with you this year to substantially contribute to making the world a kinder place for animals and humans. Happy new year.
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We can save wildlife and people through increasing knowledge about the need to conserve
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
We were represented at the Animal Law Conference
We were represented at the Animal Law Conference
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The golden-bellied mangabey gets the highest CITES protection at COP20
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s proposal to transfer the Golden-bellied mangabeys from Appendix I to Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) has been unanimously adopted by the Parties to CITES at their 20th Conference (COP20) sitting at Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The species, found only in DRC, is one of Africa’s least-known and most threatened monkeys. We therefore congratulate the DRC and all the Parties to CITES upon this very important decision that ensures the species’ survival.
