Forest game reserve and wildlife centre
About 300 acres of forest kept as a conservation area, with a wildlife tourism and recreation centre.
Application with a public authority.
Artist's impressionThe land includes about 300 acres of forest. It will be closed off as a game reserve and conservation area, and the money it earns from visitors will support conservation.
In October 2024 the Foundation applied to the Uganda Wildlife Authority for a wildlife use right for tourism and recreation, for a holding ground of about 127 acres. Animals proposed include zebra, eland, waterbuck, bushbuck, Uganda kob, giraffe, Jackson's hartebeest, impala, warthog, crested crane and peacocks.
The Authority has asked for detailed care plans for each species and a design of the facility. The Foundation is preparing both.
Milestones
- October 2024Application to the Uganda Wildlife Authority for a wildlife tourism and recreation centre.
- February 2025Uganda Wildlife Authority requests species care plans and a facility design.
More in nature and visitors
Artist's impressionGreen eco-lodge
PlannedA lodge for bird watching between the forest and the wetland, built from recycled materials and the town's own bamboo.
Artist's impression18-hole golf course
PlannedA championship course on the land that Hoima's physical development plan already marks for golf, near the road to Kampala.
Artist's impressionFive-star hotel and conference centre
PlannedA hotel built to five-star standard beside the golf course, with conference rooms for business and government.
