Objectives
Reforestation
Restore the forest’s original cover through tree planting and natural regeneration
Sustainable Forest Management
Implement sustainable forest management practices to ensure the forest’s long-term health and productivity.
Community Engagement
Engage local communities in forest conservation efforts, promoting awareness, participation, and benefits
Research and Monitoring
Conduct research and monitoring to inform conservation efforts and ensure the forest’s ecological integrity
Rwensama Learning Forest:
Rwensama Learning Forest, located in Budongo sub-county, is a vital ecosystem that has been
facing significant threats. As a native son of this land, born in 1967, I’ve witnessed the forest’s
decline, with approximately 75% of its original cover lost. This degradation not only affects
biodiversity but also impacts local communities that depend on the forest for their livelihoods
Our Strategies
Tree Planting
Organize community-led tree planting events to restore degraded areas
Forest Nurseries
Establish forest nurseries to provide high-quality tree seedlings for reforestation efforts
Community Outreach
Engage local communities through outreach programs, promoting the Importance of forest conservation and sustainable livelihoods
Collaboration
Collaborate with local authorities, organizations, and stakeholders to ensure a coordinated approach to forest conservation.
The only way to make this happen is to make action!
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Expected Outcomes
Restored Forest Cover:
Reclaim 75% of the forest’s original cover through reforestation efforts.
Increased Biodiversity
Enhance biodiversity by promoting the growth of endangered natural tree species
Improved Livelihoods
Support local communities in developing sustainable livelihoods, Reducing dependence on forest degradation
Community Empowerment
Empower local communities to take ownership of forest conservation efforts