Rehabilitating Critical Water Wells in Bwindi Frontline Communities
We are proud to partner with the Joint Efforts for Green Mountain Initiative (JEGMI) to improve water wells in frontline communities of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Monitoring Individual Endangered Maasai Giraffes with Twiga Trackers in Amboseli
Twiga Trackers is a community-based conservation effort rooted in scientific data collection. “Twiga” means giraffe in Swahili, and youth Maasai participants of the Twiga Trackers program do just that – track giraffes!
Creating An Agro-forested Wildlife Corridor in Uganda
Biocultural Conservation Institute is proud to partner with the Joint Efforts for Green Mountain Initiative to support the creation of a wildlife corridor connecting Bwindi Impenetrable and Queen Elizabeth National Parks.
Conservation Education for Maasai Youth in Amboseli
Biocultural Conservation Institute is working in partnership with local schools to develop wildlife-centric activities and programs that target young school children. We are also developing community science programs that engage youth and adults in conservation and science initiatives.
Bolstering Agriculture with Save the Mountain Gorillas Seed Project
We are proud to partner with the Joint Efforts for Green Mountain Initiative to support community farming in frontline villages of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. By supporting food production during the crisis time of tourism stoppage, this project helps encourage people to stop killing animals for food while making sure both wildlife and humans can coexist in harmony.
Supporting Sustainable Ecotourism with the Amboseli Guide School
The purpose of the Amboseli Guide School is to provide training in wildlife ecology and ecotourism, so that participants may become gainfully employed as guides in local national parks and on community lands.