Drones, Forensics, and 114,000 Patrols: Inside UWA’s Tech
The Uganda Wildlife Authority has launched a new strategic plan focusing on technology-driven conservation, including the use of drones and forensic science. The initiative aims to modernize anti-poaching efforts and improve habitat restoration through 2030.
Why it matters
Integrating advanced technology into wildlife management is critical for protecting biodiversity in regions facing high poaching threats.
KAMPALA — The Uganda Wildlife Authority (Uganda Wildlife Authority) has officially launched its Strategic Plan (2026–2030) alongside new Service Delivery Standards and a Client Charter, setting out an ambitious roadmap aimed at strengthening conservation, improving service delivery, and modernising wildlife protection systems.
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