The Natural Resource Conservation Network (NRCN) is a new-generation NGO incorporated in 2013 after the CITES Bangkok meeting that placed Uganda at the centre of global concern over elephant poaching.
We have renewed our 10-year MOU with the Uganda Wildlife Authority and we are yet to sign another with the National Forest Authority for the conservation, protection and sustainable management of Budong Central Forest Reserve.
To combat wildlife and forestry crime in order to protect ecological systems for the benefit of current and future generations.
Working with Uganda Wildlife Authority, Police, and the Office of the DPP to investigate, arrest, and prosecute wildlife criminals.
Protecting key forests such as Bugoma and Budongo.
Sensitising communities on the importance of wildlife and forest conservation.
NRCN collaborates with other organizations and stakeholders to protect forests and enhance wildlife populations.
Having signed a 10-year memorandum of understanding with the Uganda Wildlife Authority, we are committed to conserving wildlife and addressing the challenges of illegal trade in wildlife products.
Ensuring our actions and initiatives are environmentally sound and future-focused.
Partnering with individuals and organizations to drive meaningful change.
Using creative, cutting-edge solutions to solve pressing ecological problems.
Acting with transparency and accountability in all we do.