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Guardians of the Wild, rangers at the frontlines of nature and climate

Nwoya, Uganda – At dawn on the edge of Nyamukino Reserve in Nwoya District, ranger Ana moves silently through mist-laden savannah woodlands, boots damp with dew and ash from an overnight bushfire. She halts to consult a portable GPS device, noting recent African elephant tracks in the earth, then raises binoculars to survey the skyline for […]

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Historic Win for Indigenous Peoples: DRC Enacts Inclusive Land-Use Planning Law

Credit: CRI/ONG and MEDO (via the République Démocratique du Congo project launch for the support and conservation of the forest capital of the Kingwaya community). Environmental Defenders (ED) warmly welcomes a historic milestone in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): the President of the DRC has signed into law the country’s first-ever national land-use planning […]

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Oil Drilling Threatens Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park

A feeder pipeline collecting crude oil from multiple well pads within Murchison Falls National Park and the sensitive Ramsar River Delta, channeling it toward the Central Processing Facility at Kasinyi in Ngwedu Sub-county, Buliisa District, as part of TotalEnergies’ controversial Tilenga oil project. This infrastructure raises severe ecological concerns due to its proximity to critical […]