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What a morning!!
We showed up. We ran. We sweated. 🏃🌿
Our team proudly participated in the @ugwildlife Half Marathon, running in support of educating children of the fallen rangers.
If you were there, we hope you felt the energy too.
#UWHM2026
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Conservation starts with listening. 🌿
Through visioning sessions, communities map their past, present, and future, shaping conservation goals that reflect their own aspirations.
#conservation
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A powerful moment at #UWEWK2026 🇺🇬
The Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja, visited the @ECOTRUST_Ug exhibition booth today and engaged with our team on conservation efforts, including the Budongo-Bugoma restoration.
#UWEWK2026
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From the forest to the table 🌿🍯
With support from @ECOTRUST_Ug the Wambabya Tree Nature Women’s Group is showcasing honey, herbs, crafts, and more at #UWEWK2026
Sustainable livelihoods. Thriving communities. Less pressure on forests.
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Back at it again 🌿🍯
The Wambabya Tree Nature Women’s Group is back at the ECOTRUST booth today at #UWEWK2026 showcasing honey, herbs, and crafts.
Nature doing business, the sustainable way.
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Forest talk is in session 🌿👀
Community groups from Masindi and Kikuube are meeting at Nyabyeya COU to share what they’ve been seeing in their forests since 2024.
Turns out the trees have stories too 🌳
#Biodiversity
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"Meet the farmer behind the trees!"
From trees to school fees. From trees to a home 🌿
Meet Paturi Tukamuhabwa, a Trees for Global Benefits pioneer whose life changed through @ECOTRUST_Ug.
His message is simple: Plant trees. It pays. 🌱
#MeetTheFarmer #ClimateAction #ECOTRUST
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“I can’t cut them down. My trees changed my life.” 🌳💚
Meet Basera Teresa, another @ECOTRUST_Ug beneficiary, from our TGB program whose trees helped her build a home, educate her children, and rise out of poverty.
Here her story and the impact of this program.
#MeetTheFarmer
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She planted trees. Then a movement grew
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Meet Betty Insigireho, whose journey with @ECOTRUST_Ug helped her gain skills, support fellow women, educate children, and grow her farm.
One tree at a time, lives changed.
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#MeetTheFarmer #ECOTRUST
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“We were created with a mission to conserve biological diversity and enhance social welfare.” Pauline Nantongo.
From protecting ecosystems to improving livelihoods, @ECOTRUST_Ug continues to prove that conservation works best when communities are at the center.
#ECOTRUSTUgAt27
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“People are excited about carbon finance today, but we’ve been at it for over 24 years.”
Long before carbon markets became global headlines, @ECOTRUST_Ug was already connecting Ugandan smallholder farmers to conservation financing with Trees for Global Benefits.
#ECOTRUSTUgAt27
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“We are celebrating 27 years as a conservation financing organization.”
@ECOTRUST_Ug stands as proof that conservation can be resilient, sustainable, and community-led.
27 years of impact. And still growing.
#ECOTRUSTUgAt27
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“We are moving beyond asking how many trees were planted to asking… so what?”
@ECOTRUST_Ug Board Chair Isaac Kapalaga emphasized the need to measure what truly matters: how conservation transforms lives, livelihoods, and landscapes.
#ECOTRUSTUgAt27
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“What was meant to restore degraded forests became an opportunity to create jobs, livelihoods, and local infrastructure.”
Board Chair Isaac Kapalaga continued to highlight what @ECOTRUST_Ug has championed for 27 years: conservation that works for people.
#ECOTRUSTAt27
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A milestone moment!!
At the close of the #ECOTRUSTUgAt27
launch, key stakeholders officially signed the @ECOTRUST_Ug Impact Report, launching @ECOTRUST_Ug's 27 years of Conservation finance, community impact and landscape restoration across Uganda.
#ECOTRUSTUgAt27
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He almost gave up. But he didn’t.
In 2006, Christopher Gumisiriza started planting trees with @ECOTRUST_Ug. Today, his trees support his livelihood through firewood, medicine, and even goats bought from his savings.
This is what resilience looks like.
#MeetTheFarmer #ECOTRUST
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He started with just one plot to test if it would work.
Today, George Bamturaki has a home built with income earned through tree planting with @ECOTRUST_Ug and encourages others to do the same.
#MeetTheFarmer #TreesForGlobalBenefits #ECOTRUST
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We're LIVE from Arinyapi Seed Secondary School, Ajumani!!!
Students are gearing up to plant trees across 5 acres as part of today's #WorldEnvironmentDay commemoration.
Part of the IFPA-CD Project funded by the Government of Uganda & the World Bank
#EnvironmentDay2026 #ECOTRUST
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Obulejo Geoffrey, Vice Chairperson LC5 Ajumani:
“I have earned good money from trees and I am using it for my politics. That is why I know these trees are very important!”
A powerful reminder that trees can transform lives, and communities.
#WorldEnvironmentDay #ECOTRUST
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Denis Emmanuel Oweka - @ECOTRUST_Ug Regional Coordinator demonstrating to the students how to plant trees using aqua soil.
Aqua soil retains moisture, improves root growth, and boosts seedling survival in tough conditions.
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