Human–Wildlife Conflict in Queen Elizabeth National Park - UWRTC

Human–Wildlife Conflict

Understanding patterns, impacts, and mitigation of human–wildlife conflict in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Completed

Human–Wildlife Conflict in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda

This completed study examined human–wildlife conflict within communities neighboring Queen Elizabeth National Park, focusing on the nature of conflicts, affected livelihoods, and existing mitigation measures.

Human–Wildlife Conflict Communities Protected Areas Conservation
Research outputs
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Project Type: Completed Study

Community Consultations & Field Work

Focus Group Discussions and expert consultations exploring the causes and extent of human-wildlife conflict in Queen Elizabeth National Park (June 2024 - June 2025)

Focus Group Discussion In Lower Kiganda

Focus Group Discussion in Nyakatozi Parish, Kasese District

Focus Group Discussion In Lower Kiganda

FDG in Nyakatozi Parish

Focus Group Discussion In Lower Kiganda

FDG with Political leaders in Hamukungu Fishing Village

Focus Group Discussion In Lower Kiganda

FDG in Busungu Village, Lake Katwe Parish

Focus Group Discussion In Lower Kiganda

Expert Consultation and KIIs at UWA Headquarters, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Katunguru

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