Hello, this
is Global Bridge Network (GBN)!
Regarding
‘Environmental Protection through Expanding Lemon grass growing and Education
in Uganda’, this is the fourth report of 2nd year of this project.
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The
district environment officer monitoring with file a damage of the wetland
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Activities:
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Conducting on site visits to wetlands and
checking any human activity therein.
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Taking measurements with the community to show
them wetland boundaries. This would enable them now the limit of their farming
or any other activities.
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Informing the wetland users and neighbors of
the acceptable and non-acceptable activities in wetlands.
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Investigating other activities include tree
planting in upland communities in Bagezza seed secondary school.
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| Fauna-Uganda crested crane, birds are threatened by the maize crop |
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| team and community measuring the extent of wetland encroachment |
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| SORAK
ED waters a tree after planting in remembrance of the surveillance |
Outcomes:
Ø Police
together with district officers promised to print out copies of regulations for
environment protection and display in Community Centers.
Ø Police
promised to monitor any violation of laws of environment protection and assured
that culprits will be brought to face charges/ punishments.
Ø Some sites
visited welcomed the idea and responded by planting trees as a sign of
supporting the idea of surveillance and continued protection of our
environment. For example, at Bagezza seed secondary where 5 trees were planted.
You can find the details in the reports below,
*This project is supported by Japan Fund for Global Environment of the Environmental Restoration (JFGE) and by Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency (ERCA)
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