Written and submitted by Zziwa Shafik On 16th May 2026, Birders Lens successfully conducted the highly impactful Snake Awareness Camp: Kavumba Recreation Centre Special at Kavumba Recreation Centre. The conservation-focused event brought together participants from different backgrounds to learn about…
Birders Lens proudly joined the Avian Conservation Uganda Society and over 30 participants in celebrating Global Big Birding Day and World Migratory Bird Day 2026 at Lutembe Bay Ramsar Site. The event began with introductions and an educational briefing led…
Hyenas are among Africa’s most misunderstood animals. Often labeled as scavengers or even “ugly,” the reality is far more compelling. With over a decade of field observation and interpretation behind this perspective, one thing is clear: hyenas are intelligent, efficient…
The Uganda Railway Museum is steadily positioning itself as one of Uganda’s most compelling cultural tourism assets. Set within the historic Jinja Railway Station, the museum is not just a collection of old trains, it is a living archive of…
On 16th April 2026, Birders Lens was proudly represented at the Culture and Heritage Awareness Symposium held at Makerere University. The engagement marked a strategic step in reinforcing our commitment to positioning cultural tourism in Uganda as a key pillar…
Participating in the Park Shoebill Excursion at the Bussi Islands on Lake Victoria was not only a fulfilling birding experience, but also a meaningful opportunity to represent Birders Lens in a space that truly reflects our core values. The trip…
Entebbe continues to position itself as more than just a gateway into Uganda, it is a destination layered with history, culture, and immersive experiences. Set along the shores of Lake Victoria, the town offers a unique blend of natural beauty…
On 14 March 2026, an adventurous group of conservation enthusiasts set out for an unforgettable expedition to Musambwa Island, one of the most unique wildlife sanctuaries on Lake Victoria. The exploration was led by renowned snake conservationist James Ntulume, founder…
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