UGANDA WOMEN BIRDERS

The Uganda Women Birders Club was established in 2013 with the primary goal of bolstering female participation in Nature Guiding, a field traditionally dominated by men. The concept was initiated by Mr. Herbert Byaruhanga, aiming to integrate women into the predominantly male-dominated tourism sector. Drawing upon his expertise in guide training and sector services, he orchestrated excursions targeting young women interested in nature walks or enrolled in tourism and conservation-related programs

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Activities

Guided Nature Walks

Nature Guides’ Training

Guided Birding Tours

Educating communities about birds and their conservation

Birding Excursions

Research

Citizen Science

Achievements

Acknowledgment by Government and affiliated agencies for contributions to birding and conservation efforts.

Challenges

Women face societal norms where birdwatching and extended travel are not traditionally associated with them

International Conference for Women Birders

The International Conference for Women Birders holds international significance by promoting an equal birding world. This event champions avitourism, fostering a sustainable connection between birding and tourism

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