Programmes
Our 2026–2030 strategy is organised around five programme roots—each a strategic pillar with clear activity lines and expected results.
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Root one
Restore and protect degraded ecosystems through tree growing, wetland awareness, school and community greening, and stewardship action. We measure success by survival, not just seedlings in the ground.
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Root two
Nurture a generation of children and youth who understand climate and conservation issues and can lead practical action safely and confidently—with adult protection always in place.
03
Root three
Promote biodiversity protection and peaceful coexistence between people and wildlife in communities around conservation landscapes such as Kibale and Bugoma.
04
Root four
Support conservation-compatible livelihood pathways that improve household resilience while reducing pressure on forests, wetlands and wildlife habitats. When livelihoods benefit from healthy ecosystems, communities gain a practical reason to protect them.
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Root five
Use education, storytelling, public campaigns and cultural identity to inspire wider action for nature—always with child-safe communication and consent.
Support a root
Corporate partners, tourism actors and individual supporters can underwrite clubs, restoration sites, survival monitoring and ambassador training.
