At the Uganda Wildlife Authority, although still far below the UGX60 billion mark, revenues doubled in the first 3 months of the year to UGX6 billion compared to the last 3 months of 2020. The Uganda Wildlife and Conservation Centre registered an increase in visitation by 12.9 percent and the Source of the Nile by 3.9 percent respectively up from the end of last year.

The PS revealed plans to consolidate the gains including the rehabilitation of Kagulu Hill, Bishop Hanington site, Kayabwe Uganda equator, Kitagata Hot Springs, Omugabe Palace, and the Nyero Rock Paintings.

The country’s national parks will witness the development of 8 new camping sites in Queen Elizabeth, Murchison Falls, Lake Mburo, and Mt. Mgahinga National Parks along with the reintroduction of 15 giraffes in Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve and 200 kobs to be translocated to Kidepo Valley National Park.

Up to 3,000 hectares will be cleared of invasive and exotic species with degraded area restoration plans developed for 640 hectares in all protected areas.

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