HAPPENING NOW | UWA Annual Stakeholder Breakfast Meeting 2026 We are engaging stakeholders at Skyz Hotel, Naguru, to share its performance for FY 2025/26. youtube.com/live/5TnZQ18Qldc… 📺 Follow the proceedings live on UWA TV.

“Wildlife conservation is a shared responsibility. Through strong partnerships, we can protect our wildlife, empower communities and sustainably develop tourism for the benefit of Ugandans and the global community.” — UWA-ED, Dr James Musinguzi. #Conservation #Partnerships

“Instead of always talking about human–wildlife conflict, perhaps we should also talk about the human–wildlife relationship. Community relations are very important in wildlife conservation.” - Hon. Kiwanda Ssuubi

“The reduction in visitor numbers towards the end of the last financial year was partly attributed to the Ebola outbreak and negative travel advisories, which affected travel confidence and tourism to Uganda,” said UWA ED, Dr James Musinguzi at the ongoing Stakeholder meeting.

“We need to shift our focus towards the people, rather than relying on guns and fences. Community tourism around protected areas could go a long way in supporting the development of local communities.” Says Lilly Ajarova at the UWA stakeholder annual performance meeting today.

“UWA cannot deliver on its huge mandate without strong partnerships. We must embrace AI, strengthen staff capacity and equip our teams with modern technology, while making the public partners, not adversaries, in conservation.” — Prof. James Kalema, UWA Board Chair