The first ever survey of the Uganda’s only endemic Fox’s Weaver is conducted in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve in Northeastern Uganda. The program is initiated by Nature Uganda, funded by UNDP Small Grants Programme and spearheaded by Jonathan Onongo.
Bird Watching in Karamoja, Northeastern Uganda
Learn more about bird watching in Karamojaland, located in Northeastern Uganda on the Birds of Karamoja page.
Fox’s Weaver sightings
The team had a successful first survey of the Fox’s Weaver in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve. Find the map showing the areas where the Fox’s Weaver was recorded below.
Karamoja Apalis sightings
The team also documented the Karamoja Apalis during the Fox’s Weaver Survey in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve. Find the map showing areas where they spotted the Karamoja Apalis.
Fox’s Weaver Conservation Project
Lear more about the project on their Twitter profile @FoxsWeaver.
View the presentation by Kara-Tunga teamleader ‘Theo Vos‘ at the first ever Uganda Adventure Tourism Webinar themed “Market Opportunities and Destination challenges”. Kara-Tunga shared their case-study of developing Karamoja into a must-visit tourist destination. Notes were also shared about the ongoing developments around the Warrior Nomad Trail – A Culture and Adventure Tourist trail through …
The Tour of Karamoja is more than just a bike event. It is an opportunity to experience the rich culture and stunning scenery of least travelled East Africa. Riders will meet different cultures, see untouched landscapes and create opportunities for the most vulnerable girls in this area.
Watch the award winning documentary “Ateker” about reuniting people across borders in South Sudan, Karamoja Uganda, Turkana Kenya and Ethiopia. The documentary makers aim at fostering peace, preserving our cultural heritage and promoting cross-border tourism.
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First survey Fox’s Weaver in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve
The first ever survey of the Uganda’s only endemic Fox’s Weaver is conducted in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve in Northeastern Uganda. The program is initiated by Nature Uganda, funded by UNDP Small Grants Programme and spearheaded by Jonathan Onongo.
Bird Watching in Karamoja, Northeastern Uganda
Learn more about bird watching in Karamojaland, located in Northeastern Uganda on the Birds of Karamoja page.
Fox’s Weaver sightings
The team had a successful first survey of the Fox’s Weaver in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve. Find the map showing the areas where the Fox’s Weaver was recorded below.
Karamoja Apalis sightings
The team also documented the Karamoja Apalis during the Fox’s Weaver Survey in Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve. Find the map showing areas where they spotted the Karamoja Apalis.
Fox’s Weaver Conservation Project
Lear more about the project on their Twitter profile @FoxsWeaver.
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