Kara-Tunga Foundation is celebrating the succesful completion of project inception meeting with Nakapiripirit and Moroto District local government for the Karamoja Conservation Zones initiative.
The Foundation was able to introduce the ‘ of ‘Karamoja Conservation Zones’ initiative, solicit for ideas and create buy-in from key-stakeholders. The meeting was attended by district and sub county head of departments, private sector players and development partners.
We are looking forward to piloting a sustainable conservation model in Moroto and Nakapiripirit District with the ambition to scale-up across Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region.
November 2022 – SunBird Hill Biodiversity Research Team conducted a baseline fauna inventory during a 7-day survey. The survey focused on the so-called Karamoja Conservation Zones of Mount Moroto and Mount Kadam – Pian Upe.
International bird observations platform eBird approved the Pian-Upe Eco Camp as bird watching hotspot. This is a great achievement of Kara-Tunga Foundation‘s – Karamoja Conservation Zones initiative who established the camp as research and monitoring centre.
A joint team from the Field Museum, Roosevelt University, and Makerere University recently concluded an intensive mammal species inventory on the rugged slopes of Mount Morungole, Karamoja, from July 22nd to August 3rd, 2016. This expedition, documented under JCK 9900-10277, sheds new light on the diverse and often elusive mammal fauna inhabiting this remote and …
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Succesful inception meeting Nakapiripirit and Moroto districts
Kara-Tunga Foundation is celebrating the succesful completion of project inception meeting with Nakapiripirit and Moroto District local government for the Karamoja Conservation Zones initiative.
The Foundation was able to introduce the ‘ of ‘Karamoja Conservation Zones’ initiative, solicit for ideas and create buy-in from key-stakeholders. The meeting was attended by district and sub county head of departments, private sector players and development partners.
We are looking forward to piloting a sustainable conservation model in Moroto and Nakapiripirit District with the ambition to scale-up across Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region.
Moroto District local government
Nakapiripirit District local government
Environmental pressure
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