Reports & Publications
Evidence-based research outputs informing wildlife conservation policy and practice in Uganda
Avifaunal assemblages within fresh and saltwater resources around a national park
Research Reports
Comprehensive technical reports from completed field studies
Testing the Feasibility of Eco-Home Stays in Enhancing Sustainable Green Development
Longitudinal study assessing eco-home stays as a sustainable tourism model for biodiversity conservation in communities surrounding Rwenzori Mountains National Park. Includes GIS mapping of 40 eco-homes and analysis of agricultural practices and sustainability challenges.
Investigation of Community Traditional Ecological Knowledge about Water Birds
Ethnographic documentation of Indigenous knowledge systems regarding waterbird ecology, cultural significance, and community-based conservation practices around Lake Edward, Lake Munyanyage, and Kazinga Channel.
Exploring the Causes and Extent of Human-Wildlife Conflict in Queen Elizabeth National Park
Mixed-methods investigation of human-wildlife conflict drivers, severity, and community impacts across six parishes, with evidence-based recommendations for sustainable coexistence strategies.
Conference Presentations
Research dissemination at regional and international conservation conferences
Avifaunal Assemblages in QENP Wetlands
4th African Congress for Conservation Biology (ACCB) 2024
October 19-21, 2024
Presentation of waterbird monitoring findings at the College of African Wildlife Management, Mweka, highlighting conservation implications for East African wetland ecosystems.
Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation Strategies
2nd International Wildlife Scientific Conference (IWSC)
September 23-25, 2025
Presentation of human-wildlife conflict research findings and community-based coexistence strategies from Queen Elizabeth National Park study.
Policy Recommendations
Evidence-based guidance for conservation management and policy development
Key Policy Recommendations from Recent Studies
🦅 Waterbird Conservation
- Strengthen community participation in monitoring programs
- Restore and protect critical breeding habitats
- Limit shoreline encroachment and noise disturbance
- Integrate Traditional Ecological Knowledge with scientific data
🤝 Human-Wildlife Coexistence
- Improve water access for livestock during dry seasons
- Reform compensation mechanisms for transparency
- Support livelihood diversification initiatives
- Invest in community-based wildlife monitoring