Conservation • Protection • Community

Protecting Uganda's Waters for Future Generations

Dedicated to preserving and conserving the waterways of Lake Kyoga and River Nile through education, community action, and strategic partnerships with local communities.

13,000 km² Protected
300M+ Lives Impacted
11 Countries United

Making a Real Difference

Working directly with Uganda communities to protect our precious water resources

Community-Driven Conservation

Our Mission Objectives

Three pillars driving our conservation efforts across Uganda's waterways

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Protect & Preserve

Safeguarding the natural ecosystem of Lake Kyoga and River Nile through sustainable environmental protection and active community engagement across Uganda.

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Build Partnerships

Collaborating with government agencies and organizations to develop strong alliances, strengthening our conservation efforts through strategic partnerships.

Latest Stories & Insights

Discover the latest developments in our conservation work and community impact

Lake Kyoga conservation area
Conservation
February 2024

Lake Kyoga Conservation Initiatives

Our ongoing efforts to protect Lake Kyoga's unique wetland ecosystem and wildlife through community-based conservation programs.

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Bird in the Lake Kyoga ecosystem
Community
January 2024

Community-Led Water Conservation

How local communities are taking action to protect their water sources and implementing sustainable practices in their daily lives.

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Our Conservation Areas

Explore the regions where we're making a difference across Uganda

Lake Kyoga Region

Central Uganda's largest lake, supporting countless communities and unique biodiversity.

  • 200+ Fish Species
  • 50+ Communities Served
  • 15 Restoration Projects

River Nile Watershed

The world's longest river, flowing north from Lake Victoria through Uganda and beyond.

  • 6,650 km Length
  • 11 Countries Connected
  • 300M+ People Supported

Surrounding Wetlands

Critical buffer zones that filter water and provide habitat for countless species.

  • 30+ Plant Species
  • 100+ Bird Species
  • Natural Water Filtration

Lake Kyoga & River Nile Facts

Understanding the scale and importance of Uganda's water resources

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km² - Lake Kyoga surface area

One of Uganda's largest lakes, supporting countless communities

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km - River Nile total length

The world's longest river, flowing through East Africa

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Countries depend on the Nile

A vital water source for millions across the region

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Million people rely on the Nile waters

Supporting livelihoods, agriculture, and communities

Our Conservation Work

Hands-on protection efforts making a real difference across Uganda

River Nile landscape with clouds

River Nile Protection

Safeguarding the world's longest river through community partnerships and sustainable practices

50+ Communities Engaged
Lake Kyoga wetlands

Lake Kyoga Conservation

Protecting Uganda's vital wetland ecosystem and its incredible biodiversity

200+ Species Protected
Riverside forest in Uganda

Wildlife Protection

Protecting Uganda's aquatic wildlife and maintaining ecological balance

Habitat Restoration
Community Impact

Empowering Local Communities

Our work goes beyond conservation - we're building stronger, more sustainable communities across Uganda. Through education, training, and direct support, we're creating lasting change that benefits both people and the environment.

85+ Communities Served
1,200+ People Trained
15 Districts Reached
Our Partners

Education Programs

Teaching sustainable practices

Skills Training

Building local capacity

Restoration Projects

Healing damaged ecosystems

Join Our Conservation Mission

Be part of the movement to protect Lake Kyoga and River Nile. Every action counts in preserving these vital water sources for future generations.

Volunteer

Join our field work and community programs by emailing us at kyoganilewaterkeeper@gmail.com

Partner

Collaborate with us on conservation efforts

Learn about partnerships

Spread Awareness

Share our mission with your networks

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