The conservation impact of TropicalBiologyAssociation #Alumni is recognized globally. We celebrate Perpetra Akite & Solohery for winning the 2023 Marsh Award. The two joined and shared their work with other global ecologists at the British Ecological Society conference in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Bee-Forage project under RIF3 making it's presence felt at the World Bee Day exhibitions at Namulonge today

Parco fluviale Saleggi-Boschetti

How can you do conservation when you don’t know what you have? 46 endemic butterfly species in Uganda! Perpetra Akite speaking in our session on Conservation of Small Things, at @ICCB2023 #iccb2023.

When it comes to nurturing the next generation of conservation scientists, no organisation does such an amazing job like the Tropical Biology Association. Kudos to this year Kibale 2023 cohort, both the teachers and the students. You were amazing!!!

Another stunning moth from the Makerere Biological Field Station in Kibale National park, Uganda. August 2023

The power of functional morphology

To all my family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and others. Merry Christmas and the best wishes for 2024.

Congratulations to Rosie Trevelyan, Tropical Biology Association Director, for her well deserved MBE for services to environmental science and international conservation. A leading figure in capacity building who did much to build conservation in Cambridge, including through CCI.

#MarineEcosystems_Mak After long trip to the Indian Ocean we begin the Field Lab on Marine Ecosystems for year III students Makerere University College of Natural Sciences Charles Masembe Barnabas Nawangwe

With this kind of survival strategy, you will always be safe

Baker, T. R. et al. 2025. Large range sizes link fast life histories with high species richness across wet tropical tree floras. Scientific Reports 15:4695; doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

Seeing the threats to our treasured biodiversity through the lens of global species assessment. I am honoured to be part of the team working on the global reassessment of #Odonata fauna IUCN Red List.

Looking forward to seeing this aired. Do not miss

To be able to see where the big life started is often fascinating. These eggs and the caterpillars tell an amazing story of one of the emperor moths that was found feeding on Jackfruit tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus) close to Entebbe international airport.

*****Terminal Seminar for Final Year Students Are you ready for the job market? Join us for an engaging seminar on 23/04/25 at 2pm to gain valuable advice from distinguished speakers as they share practical tips & expert guidance to help you chart a successful career journey.

The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has marked a significant milestone in aviation safety by launching a National Committee on Wildlife Hazards Management, dedicated to reducing wildlife strike risks,particularly from birds, near airports & in Ugandan airspace. Uganda CAA

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