Ugandans plant trees near national park to keep people out of gorillas’ habitat
PolicyThursday, September 24, 2026Mongabay

Ugandans plant trees near national park to keep people out of gorillas’ habitat

In an effort to protect the mountain gorilla habitat in Bwindi National Park, local Ugandans are actively planting trees around the park's perimeter to deter human encroachment and tourism impact. This grassroots initiative underscores the importance of local community involvement in conservation efforts to ensure the long-term survival of these endangered species.

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