To reverse the tide of environmental degradation in Tororo Eastern Uganda by restoring its natural landscapes and fostering a culture of conservation among its inhabitants. Within a two-year timeframe, we aim to achieve significant milestones in habitat restoration and community engagement. Our approach is grounded in specific, measurable steps that will collectively contribute to the revitalization of the region's ecological health and agricultural productivity.
Objectives:
Plant 1 million native trees in deforested areas to restore forest cover and biodiversity.
Rehabilitate 100 hectares of wetlands by 2026, enhancing their capacity to support wildlife and act as natural water filtration systems.
Increase environmental conservation awareness among 80% of the local population through comprehensive media campaigns, ensuring widespread understanding and adoption of sustainable practices.
These objectives are designed not only to address the immediate physical impacts of environmental degradation but also to build a strong foundation for ongoing conservation efforts. By engaging communities directly in these initiatives, we aim to instill a lasting commitment to environmental stewardship across Eastern Uganda  improving the health of soil, which has been degraded by the use of heavy machinery, fertilizers and pesticides in intensive farming
