Our Programs
Wild Connection’s programs are built around three connected pillars: conservation research, education, and community engagement. Together, these programs help us study wildlife and habitat change, support student learning, and work with local communities on conservation challenges.
Wildlife Conservation
Field-based studies that track wildlife, habitat change, and environmental threats in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Education
Hands-on science and art projects that help primary and secondary students understand wildlife, ecosystems, and the environmental changes affecting their communities.
Community Engagement
Workshops and local partnerships that connect conservation with everyday environmental challenges, including waste management, agriculture, and community-led solutions.