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Barclays bank joins other corporate companies to restore the degraded forest reserves.
2010-06-17
On 17th April and 5th June 2010, Barclays Bank joined tree planting partnership with NFA and planted over 7,000 trees in Nonve CFR, Lwamunda Sector.

Bee keeping in Aminakulu
2008-07-15
Locals start Bee keeping in Aminakulu Forest.

NFA in partnership with Nebbi
2008-07-15
NFA in partnership with Nebbi communities to improve on their income generation

NFA signs tree planting pact
2008-07-15

NFA signs tree planting pact with World Vision International

NFA in tree planting campaign
2008-07-15

NFA in tree planting campaign in Namulanda and Kakungulu Akright Housing estate.

MPS visit Mabira
2008-07-15

MPs on the select committe on Natural Resources visited Mabira.

NFA restores degraded Mpigi forests
2009-04-15

NFA restores degraded Mpigi forests.

NFA sensitises Districts
2008-07-15
NFA in sensitisation drive to district authorities on its role and the need to work in partnership to conserver CFRs.

NFA donates over 3,000 seedlings to restore habitats for chimpanzees

2010-06-17

In pursuing the mission CSWCT launched a one year tree planting campaign for 2010 under the theme “plant a tree and give it a name” in this tree planting festival, over one million trees were planted in selected areas including; Hoima Town council. His Highness the
Omukama of Bunyoro planting a tree at his palace in Hoima

His Highness the
Omukama of Bunyoro planting a tree at his palace in Hoima

The intention of this exercise was to restore degraded forests in Uganda as a way of protecting the habitats for chimpanzees which are currently threatened to extinction and yet they fetch a lot of revenue to country through tourism.

This tree planting festival saw people from all walks of life plant trees and naming and promising to protect them. On 24 April 2010, the Omukama of Bunyoro planted a tree in his palace and named it “Bbona Babyare” meaning; tree planting for all.