Sustainability & Conservation
Our commitment to protecting Uganda's wildlife, supporting communities, and operating responsible tourism.
Gorilla Growth
Population up from 250 in 1980s to over 1,063 today — roughly 50% of the world share.
Permit Impact
100% of permit revenue funds ranger units that protect the wider ecosystem.
Benefit Sharing
20% of all park entry fees are legally mandated to go back to local communities.
Biodiversity as a Regenerative Asset
Uganda is a global leader in Nature-Positive Tourism. Every booking contributes to a verified ecosystem of conservation and community resilience.
| Category | Uganda's Share | Global Context |
|---|---|---|
| Bird Species | 1,090+ | 50% of Africa's bird species; 10% of the world's. |
| Mammal Diversity | 345+ | Includes the "Big Five" and unique tree-climbing lions. |
| Primate Capital | 20 species | Highest density of primates in East Africa. |
| Water Resources | 20% | Source of the Nile; critical for regional climate stability. |
2026 Sustainability Milestones
Solar Shift
70% of high-end eco-lodges now operate on 100% solar power.
Circular Waste
40% reduction in single-use plastics through the "Refill not Discard" campaign.
Local Jobs
Every international visitor supports 8–12 local jobs across the chain.
Gender Equity
Women make up 58% of our tourism workforce, driving UN SDG 5.
The HAA Partnership
In collaboration with Help African Animals (HAA), tour revenue is converted into legal defense, anti-poaching units, and community education. We believe in "Zero Tolerance" for wildlife crimes.
Our Approach
- Nature-Positive Wildlife Protection
- Supply Chain Ethical Integrity
- Cultural Heritage Guardianship
- Verified ESG Reporting Compliance