The wings of a European Bee-eater… 📍Akagera National Park in #Rwanda #Birds #VisitRwanda

A Grey Kestrel looks for its next meal… 📍Akagera National Park in #Rwanda #BirdTwitter #VisitRwanda

An African Fish Eagle on a mission… 📍Akagera National Park in #Rwanda #RwOX #VisitRwanda

Being watched by a Meyer’s Parrot! 📍Nyandungu, in #Kigali #Rwanda #RwOX #birdphotography #VisitRwanda

Happening now; The Ecotourism and Greenspace Management department in University of Rwanda, especially at UR-CAFF they are discussing the conservation of nature ,opportunities, and overview of NST2 as the future Ecotourists of Rwanda. Rwanda Environment Management Authority Rwanda Development Board Ministry of Youth and Arts | Rwanda

We are so honored UR-CAFF for our Ecotourism and Greenspace Management program to host David Toovey talking about young people contributing to NST2. Thanks so much David for shining the light our students need to embrace the achievements of our country.Spruik Agency University of Rwanda

Thank you our mentor Mapendo MINDJE (Frogman of Rwanda) 🇷🇼 🐸 for your dedication to enhancing ecotourism to us & we are thrilled to host David Toovey ,managing director ,Spruik Agency. Thank you to your contribution that will make sustainable impact on tourism and conservation🙏🦅🦜🐦

Birdswatching and Recording group budge🦅🦜🐦🫶

Waterbirds count in Umusambi village🦅🦜🐦

Pied Kingfisher diving for a meal… 📍Kigali, Rwanda. #Rwanda #VisitRwanda #Birds #NaturePhotography

Today we met @Hilary MacBean,she shared to us her experience in Bird watching and Recording as an expert and its contribution to conservation and science.we really appreciate your support to our club. What amazing creatures are birds!

It was a great experience birding at Kiguhu wetland , where the beauty of birds reminds us why conservation is essential.

Our recent birdwatching and recording session at the University of Rwanda, Busogo Campus, was a remarkable experience.

A young Shoebill Stork - prehistoric and awesome! 📍Mabamba Swamp, Uganda. #Birds #NaturePhotography

Conservation matters when everyone take it as their own effort.

Today, we celebrated World Environment Day connecting with nature at beautiful Lake Karago! We joined hands for birdwatching to see biodiversity around the lake, and took action by removing plastic waste to protect ecosytem. Every action matters—protect the environment.

we conduct birding activity yesterday in our campus where new members are engaged in birds conservation each and every one has a task to know scientific name of atleast one bird we recorded. Forex. yesterday everyone knows the scientific name of Augur Bazzard which is buteo augar

We are leading the national waterbird count across 12 sites nationwide, engaging 76 participants from across Rwanda. This strong turnout reflects a growing and committed birdwatching and conservation community contributing data at scale.

This year’s count is especially significant as it marks 65 years of coordinated waterbird monitoring worldwide. The exercise underscores the value of citizen science in strengthening wetland knowledge and informing evidence-based conservation decisions.

A waterbirds count was conducted in key wetland and freshwater ecosystems of Rwanda. The exercise aimed to assess waterbird diversity, population abundance, and habitat condition, while contributing to long-term monitoring of wetland biodiversity.