 Mac at the Uganda Wildlife education Centre The rescue of orphaned chimpanzees seems not to be about to end with the arrival of Mac, a one and half year old that was rescued and brought to the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre. |
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| Budongo forest: The centre has a 1000 meter long forest walk trail. There are more animals outside the exhibits than those that are inside them and therefore exploring the nature trails of UWEC is a great adventure, especially the forest more... | | Lion: Kibonge the lion is one of the animals that have been rescued over time. Kibonge is still lonely after the death of Salaamu, the other male lion. Come see the King of the Jungle more... | | Medicinal Plants: The Medicinal Gardens at UWEC has over 250 species of indeginous herbal plants that have been the source of medicinal products for African traditional healers for centuries more... | | Buffalo: UWEC has two buffaloes both rescued from Lake Mburo National Park. One of the buffaloes is in the Lake Mburo exhibit that mimicks the corresponding park and the other in the dedicated buffalo exhibit more... | | Rhino: Come meet our two rhinos Sherino and Kabila. You may request a special moment when you are up close and personal with these lovely giants - "living life wild quite literally" more... | |
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In partnership with our stakeholders, to create and promote an understanding of conserving the biodiversity among the Ugandan public, with emphasis on the young generation. |
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- Mac is our newest arrival from Western Uganda. The rescue of Chimps fom Western Uganda has continued and trafficing is suspected to be the cause.
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