We are so happy that Karamoja has been represented so well at this year’s tourism expo of Uganda. And to top it off, Kara-Tunga won the award for Most Sustainable Stand and Tourism Experience!
We have come from far… tourism is positively changing the image of Karamoja and we hope that this collaboration with Uganda Tourism Board, NBS Television, NTV, UBC, can inspire tourism professionals and local communities to embrace Community Tourism in Karamoja as opportunity for inclusive development.
Knowing which animals live where is critical to planning effective conservation following to the two researchers. With the support of a grant from the National Geographic Society they are now focusing their research on the primates of Uganda. They conducted primate surveys in northeastern Uganda from 2014 to 2017
Kara Tunga Foundation officially opened the Karamoja sub-regional Honey Center in Moroto town. The centre is aimed at promoting beekeeping as a viable business and incentivising environmental conservation.
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Kara-Tunga wins Award for Sustainable Stand & Experience at POATE 2025
We are so happy that Karamoja has been represented so well at this year’s tourism expo of Uganda. And to top it off, Kara-Tunga won the award for Most Sustainable Stand and Tourism Experience!
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