25th
Novermber 2025.
The Shoebill is a globally threatened species on the International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List and Endangered on the National Red List for Uganda. With an estimated population of 3300-5300 mature individuals, the Shoebill ...Read more
10th-21th
Nov, 2025
Tropenbos International and partners have introduced a Fire-Resilient Landscapes approach that shifts the focus from reaction to prevention, placing Indigenous and local communities at the center. The model is built on four pillars...Read more
11th
November, 2025.
The publication shares key insights from learning sessions with CSOs in eleven countries on locally-led sustainable development, highlighting lessons and recommendations for strengthening community and subnational initiatives. ...Read full report
Ecological Trends Alliance supports community-led restoration, reforestation, and policy advocacy to keep these forests standing—for today and for generations to come.
The integration of environment values to society needs is impeded by the large gap between science, policy and implementation of management options...Learn more
Natural habitats and ecosystems provide a huge range of environmental goods and services that contribute enormously to human well-being....Learn more
Sensitive landscapes and habitats are designated to ensure the conservation and protection of rare, endangered,...Learn more
Climate change and rural livelihoods can be considered both as a global and local issue, which mostly affects rural communities.Since they are more vulnerable, they have to adapt their livelihoods strategies to face different impacts...Learn more
Ecological Trends Alliance aim to provide training, build capacity in ecology, environment, development and livelihoods to improve skills, knowledge, practice and behavior/attitude...Learn more
The Ecological Trends Alliance prides in enhancing and building of internal and affiliated human capacity.With a core multidisciplinary secretariat comprised of Scientists, sociologists, Environmental economists...Learn more
We operate in the Budongo–Bugoma Landscape, a vital ecological corridor in western Uganda known for its rich biodiversity and forest resources. Our work supports conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable livelihoods for the surrounding communities.
