Busaga Forest Gains Critical Protection as Important Bird and Biodiversity Area

Busaga Forest Gains Critical Protection as Important Bird and Biodiversity Area

July 2, 20250Comments

Rwanda's only breeding site for Critically Endangered Hooded Vultures has received international recognition from BirdLife International as an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA) Nestled in the hills of the Ndiza Landscape, Busaga Forest has now…

Saving Overlooked Wetlands: A Call to Action on World Wetlands Day

February 2, 20250Comments

Every year on February 2nd, the world comes together to celebrate World Wetlands Day, recognizing the crucial role of these ecosystems in sustaining biodiversity, communities, and the planet. Wetlands are nature’s silent heroes, purifying water,…

Improving community’s livelihood to promote the conservation of African Golden Cat in Rwanda

January 17, 20230Comments

Photo: Every ex-poacher household was provided with one pig. Each pig was registered to the owner under a specific numbered tag. Nyungwe National Park has been identified as the habitat of a number of globally…

Hooded vultures need a friend like you to protect them from poaching and poisoning.

November 25, 20220Comments

The Hooded Vulture (Necrosyrtes monachus) is an African endemic and critically endangered vulture that feeds primarily on human waste. Hooded vultures are the most common vulture species in Rwanda, and they are threatened by habitat…

Indigenous knowledge on African golden cat conservation,
case of Nyungwe National Park.

November 17, 20221Comment

Ex-poachers Nyungwe National Park (NNP) is a zero-extinction area and a UNESCO biosphere reserve and has a range of diverse attractions such as chimpanzees, different species of monkeys, the source of the Nile, various…

Our staff and other partners have improved their knowledge on gender, child rights, and social inclusion at all levels of programming

August 19, 20220Comments

To promote their participation and decrease their vulnerability, all environmental planning, policies, strategies, and decisions must include Rwandan children at the center. For them to effectively advocate for and defend their rights to a safe,…

Press Release

July 14, 20220Comments

Nature Rwanda – Promoting Environmental programming for and with children Musanze, Rwanda, July 14th, 2022. Nature Rwanda under support of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) through Save the Children International (SCI) in…

Engaging people in decision making about nature, is a key to protect it sustainably

July 7, 20220Comments

Since we all benefit from nature, protecting it is a responsibility shared by all. Due to the fact that we all depend on nature for our daily needs, it is necessary that we all engage…

Birds appear in the Mpenge River, at the forefront of improving the mental health of its neighbours

June 15, 20220Comments

According to our research, the number of birds counted in the Mpenge wetland increased after we started our effort to restore the river and its wetland. Residents near the river are glad because the sounds…

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Busaga Forest Gains Critical Protection as Important Bird and Biodiversity Area

Saving Overlooked Wetlands: A Call to Action on World Wetlands Day

Improving community’s livelihood to promote the conservation of African Golden Cat in Rwanda

Hooded vultures need a friend like you to protect them from poaching and poisoning.

Indigenous knowledge on African golden cat conservation,
case of Nyungwe National Park.

Our staff and other partners have improved their knowledge on gender, child rights, and social inclusion at all levels of programming

Press Release

Engaging people in decision making about nature, is a key to protect it sustainably

Birds appear in the Mpenge River, at the forefront of improving the mental health of its neighbours

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