Be Amongst The Mother Nature.
The future of conservation is bright, but precarious. If we don’t act fast to build upon what we have learned, more species will become extinct, if we don’t engage the next generation in conservation, we will lose natural habitats and precious wildlife forever.
About Us
Travel for a Cause.
ARC Adventures an affiliation to Child Go Foundation provides tailored summer school itineraries for students and researchers to bridge the gap between wildlife ecology, environmental health and Research through one health approach.
The increase in gorilla population comes with challenges like competition amongst gorilla groups due to limited space forcing them to stray outside the park to community land exposing them to diseases, poaching and intensified human wildlife conflict.
Explore Our Programs.
Support conservation be part of protecting the endangered mountain gorillas.
Gorrilla Conservation
Supporting Gorilla conservation around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Mountain gorillas are currently classified as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of
Nature (IUCN) Red List.
While this is an improvement from their previous classification as critically
endangered, they still face significant threats and require ongoing conservation efforts.
Gorrilla Conservation
Supporting otter conservation around Lake Bunyonyi.
Otters face numerous threats to their conservation, primarily driven by human activities. These include
habitat loss, pollution (including oil spills and plastics), entanglement in fishing gear, human-otter
conflict, disease, and the illegal wildlife trade
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VISIT US
Visit us and get a tour and demonstration of our conservation effort- we also talk about our work with the Bwindi local community which is essential to ensuring coexistence between humans and wildlife.
We give seminars about our work with gorillas and the Bwindi community where visitors engage in more depth information followed by questions and answers.
Visitors can also engage in tree planting campaign and plant a tree in an effort to expand Bwindi Forest and create more space for the increasing population of gorillas.
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