Mubare Biodiversity Conservation
Dedicated to conserving the rich biodiversity of the Mubare ecosystem through habitat protection, wildlife monitoring, and community partnerships that ensure a sustainable future for people and nature.
Mountain Gorillas
1 habituated group, stable growth
Bird Species
6 new species recorded since 2022
Tree Species
200+ catalogued, stable diversity
Butterflies
180+ identified, rising diversity
A Living Laboratory
Rangers pair daily gorilla tracking with camera traps and acoustic sensors that log bird and insect activity around the clock. The data feeds directly into Uganda Wildlife Authority conservation planning, and into published research on how the forest is responding to a warming climate.
Support the Mubare Research Station
Fund equipment, ranger time, and continued monitoring of one of Africa's most biodiverse forests.