Training programs for the environmental conservation

Involvement of local community, future plans sustainability

Crab Shark Restaurant expansion

Developing effective local people-wildlife conflict mitigation strategies

Raising awareness about wildlife conservation

Encouraging development projects to conserve biodiversity

Scientific research benefits wildlife conservation

The fight against poaching, illegal trade and killing of wild animals.

Bottom-Up as successful strategy

Low Inputs meet smallholders where they are

Establishement of Kayirabwa Chimpanzee Conservancy for conservation and protection of wildlife migratory routes in northern Albertine rift forests, western Uganda

Establishement of Kayirabwa Chimpanzee Conservancy for conservation and protection of wildlife migratory routes in northern Albertine rift forests, western Uganda

Strong local presence, empowering communities and building local capacity

Addressing community needs

Access to financial resources

Participatory approach

GIS mapping of seagrass meadows

Annual monitoring of the seagrass beds

Creating Awareness about Marine Conservation in Palk Bay (2007 - 2022)

Participatory Survey for Mapping Seagrass Beds in northern Palk Bay (2010 - 2017)

Developing Participatory, Eco-friendly and Low-cost Seagrass restoration method (2016 - 2022)

Technical Training for Seagrass Restoration and Dugong Rescue and Release for Forest Department (Since 2017)

Networking and Capacity Building of Volunteers for Dugong Rescue and Release (Since 2016)

Providing Technical support for Planning Dugong Conservation Reserve in Palk Bay (2017 - 2022)

Visit to different Food Production Systems

Knowledge exchange, documentation and catalogue

One Plan Approach

Collaborative Partnerships