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In the year 2015, Uganda Wildlife Authority took a decision to translocate fifteen giraffes from Murchison Falls National Park to Lake Mburo National Park.  Of these 15 Giraffes, 4 were males and 11 females. The translocation aimed to establish a viable, free-ranging population in Lake Mburo National Park. According to Dr. Aruho, A Senior Veterinary

It was recently announced that Lake Mburo National Park is to receive giraffes from Murchison Falls National Park in a bid to boost tourism in the park. This was confirmed by Uganda Wildlife Authority’s (UWA), UWA’s spokesperson Jossy Muhanji who said this would increase the attractiveness of tourism in the park since there are no

Fancy taking a run where the spectators are zebras, where Vervet monkeys watch inquisitively from the trees as you puff and pant your way along paths that are laden with animal tracks? On the 10th May this year, fifty people took to the roads and animal paths on community land along the border of Lake

Fifteen giraffes will on June 30 hit the road from Murchison Falls National Park in northern Uganda to Lake Mburo in western Uganda. The purpose of translocating these giraffes is to ensure survival of this endangered species. The Rothschild’s Giraffes are estimated to be not more than 1600 in the world, 700 in captivity around

Explore Africa Safaris, a a local tour operator based in East Africa in partnership with Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) and Uganda Wildlife Authority are organizing a marathon in Lake Mburo National Park as a way of promoting domestic tourism. The marathon which is the first of its kind will be held on July 19th 2015

Local residents in Kiruhura district begged the president to assist them in curbing on the wild animals destroying their crops and water sources. The residents argue that the animals from Lake Mburo national Park escape and destroy their plantations. They said that they have often talked to Uganda wildlife authority(UWA) officials to fence the park