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Tooro Botanical Gardens (TBG) is Ugandan's living museum, where biodiversity is understood, valued and conserved. Founded in 2001 as a centre of excellence in plant research, Conservation, Education and Recreation. TBG is distinguished by the beauty of its diverse landscape and extensive collections and gardens, as well as by the scope and excellence of its multidisciplinary exhibitions and programs.

Agroforestry Innovations.

March 2021 to March 2023

Understanding Ugandan Native Plant Species' Role in innovative sustainable landscapes

This project goal is to Understand Ugandan native plant species ‘role in innovative sustainable landscapes.

It is focused at promoting the roles and importance’s of native food tree species and minimise global challenges of food security, biodiversity loss and climate change through agroforestry innovations.

Fort Portal Agroforestry site

Kagadi Agroforestry site

Muduuma Agroforestry site

Mbale Agroforestry site

Entebbe Agroforestry site

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Agroforestry open Co-creation day activity at Kagadi native tree nursery, Kangombe Central Forest reserve on 15th January 2024.
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The activity was organized under the project “Understanding Ugandan Native Plant Species’ Role in Innovative Sustainable Landscapes” and is implemented by Tooro Botanical Gardens [TBG], Botanic Gardens Conservation International [BGCI], ...
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