Preservation of Mt. Elgon Ecosystem

Preservation of Mt. Elgon Ecosystem

UG Uganda

79.2  Punteggio di qualità 

Our project works with over 54k local farmers in the Mount Elgon region to grow trees and build sustainable livelihoods. Uganda has lost at least 12% of its tree cover since 2001, threatening both the environment and local communities. By focusing on forest restoration and reducing the need for logging and unsustainable agriculture, we work to reverse this trend and protect the land for future generations.

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settembre 2026

With support from the project, communities are nurturing seedlings and giving them the care they need to thrive.

What starts as a small seedling can grow into something that benefits people, nature and future generations.

25 set 2026
luglio 2026

A healthy Annona seedling flourishing at Kocheka . 🌱🍈

Annona is one of the fruit tree species being raised at the Kocheka nursery to improve household nutrition and incomes. Its nutritious fruits provide a valuable source of food, while the tree contributes to biodiversity,

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31 lug 2026

Community engagement is at the heart of successful tree distribution. By working hand in hand with local leaders, farmers, and community groups, we ensure that every seedling reaches the right hands, is planted correctly, and is cared for long after distribution. Strong community

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31 lug 2026
aprile 2026

Regular monitoring exercises indicate encouraging survival rates of planted trees. Field teams are working closely with farmers to provide technical guidance on tree care, ensuring that planted seedlings mature into thriving forests in Bukedea. With support from Tree Nation ,we established

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10 apr 2026
marzo 2026

Musizi, scientifically known as Maesopsis eminii, is a fast-growing indigenous tree valued for timber, reforestation, and providing shade. It remains one of the key species we distribute freely to communities, with support from Tree-Nation.

27 mar 2026