We’re excited to invite you to join the Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest (ACBF) in our mission to reforest Uganda and combat climate change! As a concerned environmentalist, you’re likely aware of the devastating impacts of climate change on our environment, wildlife and communities. But did you know that reforestation is one of the …
The only strategy left to help and reduce climate changes in Uganda is reforestation. As ACBF, since Bugoma Forest is under threat for sugarcanes and timbers, we are planting trees in the buffer zones of Bugoma forest a private land, whenever you visit Bugoma, come at Bugoma Jungle Lodge to plant a tree for free. …
Today, we had a productive stakeholders meeting at Bugoma Primate Conservation Project headquarters, discussing ecotourism development in Bugoma Forest. Grateful for the engagement and positive vibes with participants from: Together, let’s promote sustainable tourism and conserve Bugoma Forest’s precious wildlife! In the picture is Mr. Costantino Uganda Jungle Lodges, Mr. Asiimwe Nazario (ACBF), Mr. Hamuson …
Unfortunately, deforestation has once again escalated in Bugoma Forest’s Mwera site. This critical ecosystem, home of chimpanzees and other primates. Let’s raise awareness and take action Preserve natural resources for future generations #SaveBugomaForest #StopDeforestation #SustainabilityMatters
Dear Members, The Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest (ACBF) is pleased to provide this update on our ongoing projects. Our initiatives aim to promote sustainable livelihoods, conserve the environment and protect endangered species. 1. Beekeeping Project 2. Sunnseeds Project 3. Chimp T-RAP Patrolling 4. Every 5 Acres Project Conclusion ACBF’s projects demonstrate significant progress, …
Our expert guides of ACBF accompanied clients from Bugoma Jungle Lodge on a community walk through the vibrant villages of Kyamujogo and Nyakafunjo, surrounding Bugoma Forest. As they strolled through the villages, our guides shared insights into the traditional ways of the community, showcasing their unique livelihood practices and timeless customs. A fascinating glimpse into …
The Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest warmly congratulates you on your appointment as the acting executive director of the National Forestry Authority! Your dedication to conservation and expertise in forest management makes you an excellent fit for this role. We trust that your leadership will drive meaningful change and sustainable forest management practices in …
As we strive to conserve Bugoma Forest, we recognize the importance of sustainable farming practices. Beekeeping with sunseed flowers offers a lucrative alternative to sugarcane farming, which can harm the environment. Sunseed flowers: The association farmers have a dopted growing sunseed flowers, Join us in promoting eco-friendly beekeeping practices and preserving Bugoma Forest for future …
We’re proud to share that our chairperson, Costantino Tessarin has officially introduced to members a brand-new latrine construction in Kyamujogo community at St. Peter primary school, built in partnership with Bugoma Jungle Lodge. This sanitation facility is a testament to our commitment to improving the lives of our neighbors and promoting sustainable tourism practices. The …
For the last few months, the patrol team of ACBF has been very busy trying to stop illegal transportation of charcoal produced from Bugoma central Forest Reserve. We estimate an illegal business of at least 15 full trucks of charcoal each weekend. Charcoal business alone in this moment contributes much to deforestation of Bugoma Forest. …
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