Bugoma Forest is facing severe deforestation, leaving chimpanzees and other primates with nowhere to go. As trees disappear, wildlife is forced to search for new homes putting their survival at risk. The Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest has a project the “Every 5 Acres” Project, an initiative to restore and protect land to create …
The Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest is intensifying its reforestation efforts, planting trees across every 5 acres to restore the forest’s natural beauty and protect its biodiversity.We call upon all tourists, conservation partners, and friends of nature to support this vital project. Your visit and contribution help us rebuild habitats, protect wildlife, and secure …
As part of the Every 5 Acres Project, the Association for Conservation of Bugoma Forest is proud to involve every visitor to Bugoma Jungle Lodge in meaningful conservation. Every tourist who visits Bugoma Forest is invited to plant a tree, directly contributing to the restoration and protection of this vital ecosystem. Together, we are growing …
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. …
ACBF leaders, Chairman local councils of the 3 villages, tour guides and Bugoma Jungle Lodge celebrated international forest day-21st March 2024 in Bugoma. We planted new trees in 5 acres area … … thanked our new partner … … and enjoyed our chef’s celebratory cake
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