Species Conservation Building the blocks for functional Ecosystems
Targeted conservation efforts, including research, monitoring, advocacy, sensitization and education, are essential in protecting species that are threatened by extinction. Each species plays a critical role within its ecosystem, and the loss of even one can have far-reaching consequences, disrupting processes like pollination, seed dispersal, and nutrient cycling.
Species conservation is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems, preserving ecological balance, and ensuring the long-term survival of our planet’s precious biodiversity. Human activities have led to habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and human-wildlife conflict, threatening species populations worldwide.
We envision a future where species thrive in their natural habitats, and local communities benefit from conservation efforts. Our ambition is to implement effective species conservation strategies, promoting coexistence with nature.
Current strategy AreasÂ
- Community Participatory Conservation
- Species Surveys and Habitat Assessments
- Policy Advocacy for Effective Sustainable Conservation Practices
Our strategy to a species conservation approach is centered on fostering; Habitat preservation and restoration, Community engagement and education, Research and monitoring, Policy advocacy and collaboration, Human-wildlife conflict mitigation
To learn more about out work, reach out to Species Conservation Thematic Lead Dennis Twinomujuni at