The distribution of the Fox’s Weaver, Uganda’s only endemic bird species, is has been documented for the first time in the non-breeding season. This follow-up survey was designed to map the distribution of the Fox’s Weaver in the Non-breeding season, so as to identify key habitats for the conservation of the Fox’s Weaver and Karamoja Apalis. As result of the survey, Magoro & Ngarium in Katakwi District as well as Iriiri in Napak Disitrict have been identified as key habitats for the two species, therefore efforts to conserve the species should be focused in these areas. Read more on the website of Nature Uganda.
Bird Watching in Karamoja, Northeastern Uganda
Learn more about bird watching in Karamojaland, located in Northeastern Uganda on the Birds of Karamoja page.
Learn how Kara-Tunga was involved in developing and promoting adventure and cultural tourism in Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region. These efforts have resulted in the establishment of the Warrior Nomad Trail. A cross-border culture and adventure tourist trail. Through least travelled East Africa.
Travel with a purpose – Kara-Tunga connects Uganda’s most remote communities with the world, aimed at improving their lives and enriching travellers’ experiences. Watch a non-profit from Hungary deliver 205 SeatPacks (an adjustable backpack, bamboo and canvas chair and desk) to children studying at Usake Community School in the Morungole Mountains, one of the northernmost, most …
The first edition of the ‘Spirit of Karamoja‘ event was a success with: A social bike ride, crafts market, tour info desk, the Karamoja Quiz and dances. Next on the agenda is: Tour of Karamoja – Uganda Bike Adventure for Education 25 Oct – 4 Nov 2024.
Final touches to Karamoja Tourist Information Centre in Moroto – After almost 2 years of operating from our humble guesthouse, we decided to find a more visible space in town…
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Second Karamoja Apalis and Fox’s Weaver Survey
The distribution of the Fox’s Weaver, Uganda’s only endemic bird species, is has been documented for the first time in the non-breeding season. This follow-up survey was designed to map the distribution of the Fox’s Weaver in the Non-breeding season, so as to identify key habitats for the conservation of the Fox’s Weaver and Karamoja Apalis. As result of the survey, Magoro & Ngarium in Katakwi District as well as Iriiri in Napak Disitrict have been identified as key habitats for the two species, therefore efforts to conserve the species should be focused in these areas. Read more on the website of Nature Uganda.
Bird Watching in Karamoja, Northeastern Uganda
Learn more about bird watching in Karamojaland, located in Northeastern Uganda on the Birds of Karamoja page.
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