@UWEC_EntebbeZoo brings wildlife education to Mbale city. No more long trips to Kampala for learners to experience conservation firsthand. Closer, better, wilder. #GoldenPosts #ConservingForGenerations #VisitUWEC #MbaleCity #WildlifeUganda @MTWAUganda @TourismBoardUg @GovUganda @UCC_ED @GovUganda @GCICUganda @StateHouseUg

UWEC has brought wildlife education closer to learners of Mbale city. No more dreading the long distance to Kampala.#GoldenPosts #ConservingForGenerations

Yesterday, the Mbale Wildlife Conservation Education Centre was Launched alongside the guest of honor, the Vice President of Uganda, Hon. Jessica Alupo. #GoldenPosts #ConservingForGenerations

Arrival of the invited guests at the launch UWEC-Mbale. Stay tuned for more updates. #ConservingForGenerations

Speakers highlighted the importance of decentralizing conservation education, promoting domestic tourism, creating opportunities for local communities. And inspiring future generations to become custodians of Uganda's natural heritage. As Mbale begins this new chapter, the centre stands as more than a wildlife facility. It is a symbol of learning, community empowerment. And a renewed commitment to conserving Uganda's biodiversity for generations to come #UWECMbaleLaunch #ConservingForGenerations

Today marked a historic milestone with the official opening of the Mbale Wildlife Conservation Education Centre, Uganda's first regional wildlife conservation education centre. The event brought together government leaders, cultural institutions, conservation stakeholders, development partners, and the local community in a shared celebration of conservation, education, and sustainable development. From guest arrivals and health screening measures in line with Ebola preparedness protocols. To the inaugural tour of the wildlife exhibits led by the Vice President. The day underscored government's commitment to bringing conservation closer to the people. #UWECMbaleLaunch #ConservingForGenerations #ExploreUganda

The Mbale Wildlife Conservation Education Centre begins a new chapter in Eastern Uganda, bringing wildlife learning closer to young minds. Students are experiencing conservation firsthand without travelling far. #ConservingForGenerations

Guest of Honour and Vice President of Uganda, H.E Jessica Alupo, hailed the establishment of the Centre as a significant milestone in strengthening conservation education and promoting sustainable development across the country. She noted that Mbale’s rich cultural heritage and growing appeal as a tourism destination make it well-positioned to host the facility, which is expected to expand environmental awareness, support research, and stimulate employment and economic opportunities in tourism, agriculture, and related sectors. The Vice President also urged all Ugandans to play an active role in safeguarding the country’s natural resources, emphasizing that conservation is a collective responsibility and a cornerstone of sustainable national progress. #ConservingForGenerations #UWECMbaleLaunch

A historic day for Eastern Uganda! The launch of the UWEC Mbale facility brings wildlife conservation education closer to the people, ending years of long journeys to Entebbe for access to conservation learning. As HRH Jude Mike Mudoma noted, this is more than a conservation centre, it’s a gateway to jobs, tourism, research, and community empowerment for generations to come. #ConservingForGenerations #ExploreUganda #UWECMbaleLaunch #GoldenPosts

"Mbale's rich cultural heritage and growing tourism potential make it an ideal location to advance conservation education, research, and sustainable economic growth. I call upon all Ugandans to embrace conservation as a shared responsibility that contributes to national transformation through unlocking opportunities for education, research, job creation, and sustainable development." - 🎙️Hon. Jessica Alupo, Vice President of Uganda #ConservingForGenerations | #ExploreUganda

UPDATES! Today at the launch of the UWEC-Mbale, the guest of honor and Vice president of Uganda, Hon. Jessica Alupo, recognized a major step forward in advancing conservation education and sustainable development in Uganda. She stated that with Mbale’s strong cultural values and growing tourism potential makes it an ideal location for this Centre, which will enhance awareness, support research, and contribute to job creation and economic growth across tourism, agriculture, and industry. She called upon all Ugandans to actively embrace conservation as a shared responsibility for national transformation and a sustainable future. #ConservingForGenerations

Today at the launch of the UWEC-Mbale, the Minister of State for @MTWAUganda, Hon. Susan Nakawuki Nsambu Stated that the facility is a significant milestone in bringing #ConservationEducation closer to the people of Uganda. "This Centre reflects our shared commitment to conservation, tourism development, and community empowerment. Mbale holds immense tourism potential, and this facility will serve as a hub for wildlife education, research, and cultural tourism, benefiting learners, researchers, and the wider tourism value chain including local businesses, hotels, and tour operators." We appreciate UWA, local leadership, security agencies, and the people of Mbale for their strong partnership and dedication to conservation. She also noted that the it's a decentralization of conservation education, strengthening sustainable development across the country. #ConservingForGenerations

Today, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (@ugwildlife) has launched the Mbale Wildlife Conservation Education Centre as its first satellite facility outside Entebbe. Dignitaries, including VP @jessica_alupo, State Minister @WanyotoLydia, and UWA Board Chair Prof. James Kalema, among others, joined the celebrations, marking a step toward decentralizing conservation with future sites planned in Gulu, Mbarara, and Toro. #UWECMbaleLaunch #ConservingForGenerations | #GoldenPosts | #ExploreUganda

LIVE IN MBALE CITY: Uganda Wildlife Authority Executive Director, Dr. James Musinguzi, has welcomed guests to the launch of Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (UWCEC)–Mbale, describing the facility as a transformative platform that will inspire a positive conservation mindset and deepen public appreciation of Uganda’s wildlife heritage. He emphasized that the Centre will play a vital role in educating and empowering communities, particularly young people, to actively participate in conservation and tourism development. Dr. Musinguzi also expressed gratitude to the Government of Uganda, led by H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, for its unwavering support towards wildlife conservation, environmental education, and the continued growth of Uganda’s tourism sector. #ConservingForGenerations #ExploreUganda

The Vice President of the Republic of Uganda, Hon. Jessica Alupo, has arrived at the UWEC–Mbale launch event as Guest of Honour. #ConservingForGenerations 🇺🇬 @ugwildlife

Today Marks a Historic Milestone 🌿 Guests are arriving to witness the official launch and grand opening of UWEC-Mbale, a landmark step in advancing wildlife conservation, environmental education, and sustainable tourism. Together, we celebrate a future dedicated to protecting nature, inspiring communities, and conserving for generations to come. #UWECMbaleLaunch #ConservingForGenerations | #ExploreUganda