25 May Walking With Gorillas – BBC Sounds Interview
Walking With Gorillas - BBC Sounds Interview...
23 May Uganda’s gorillas are back in big numbers at last — here’s how to see them
It’s been 30 years since conservation efforts to protect Uganda’s mountain primates began and their numbers have nearly doubled. Our writer seeks out the rangers, vets — and animals — who have made it possible...
14 May Reformed poachers turn to coffee farming for livelihood
Growing human populations in communities neighbouring protected areas have continued to become a major threat to the rising number of wildlife populations across Uganda. ...
13 May Uganda’s first wildlife vet on breaking the mould – and why gorilla and human health are linked
When Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka started out there were no black women in her field. She talks about creating roles for African leaders in wildlife and how protecting people is core to protecting the animals they live near...
09 May Wildlife conservation and human health go hand-in-hand, says Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka
Outward Voices is a collection of personal essays from individuals who are doing their part to protect our planet. For Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, founder of Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH), an organization dedicated to the co-existence of wildlife, humans and livestock in Africa, the success...
08 May Meet Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Uganda’s first wildlife vet and a renowned conservationist
Countless natural disasters made worse from climate change and the degradation of our natural world feel like a steady drumbeat in the news. It’s hard not to feel discouraged, especially when we hear about the enormous amount of species that have gone extinct due to...