These projects are run by local community groups for the benefit of their community. Bees Abroad has no responsibility for the visit and arrangements are made entirely at the visitor’s own risk.
This project led by CIBIC (Community Initiatives for Biodiversity Conservation) and funded by Bees Abroad is right at the entrance to the Forest. The project supports the Bwindi Batwa tribe who were hunter gathers until they were forcibly ejected from the forest. You will:
Note: These projects are run by local communities for the benefit of their community. Bees Abroad has no responsibility for the visit and arrangements are made entirely at the visitor’s own risk.
CONTACTS
Email: communityinitiatives4@gmail.com
Phone +256 782657007
www.bwindicommunityinitiatives.org
The village of Kishermoruak is a short drive from the reserve entrance. Here Bees Abroad supports and trains a group of 30 women – “The Mothers of Kishermoruak”. Depending on the timing of your visit you may:
Note: These projects are run by local communities for the benefit of their community. Bees Abroad has no responsibility for the visit and arrangements are made entirely at the visitor’s own risk.
CONTACT
Phone: 254 723 850339
Mercy Mburu
Email: ahimidiwesana@yahoo.com
This project led by LIDEFO (Liberty Development Foundation) is based in Kasese which is on the main road shortly before the park. You will:
Note: These projects are run by the local community for the benefit of their community. Bees Abroad has no responsibility for the visit and arrangements are made entirely at the visitor’s own risk.
CONTACT
Email: ridechange@gmail.com
Phone: + 256 772629673
Bees Abroad Administrator
The Keepers
Symn Lane
Wotton-Under-Edge
Gloucestershire
GL12 7BD
UK
Phone +44 117 230 0231
UK Registered Charity No: 1108464
