Elim Safari Uganda

17/09/2022

Did you know that an elephant's skin is 2.5cm thick in the most areas of its body. It also keeps its body clean and protected from sun burn by taking regular dust and mud baths.

30/08/2022

29/08/2022

04/02/2022

Well, that’s one way to get off the endangered species list! 😀 Mobile photography by our resident tourism warden at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, home to over 30 Southern White Rhinos.

22/01/2022

It's the perfect time to accomplish that lifetime goal of seeing the mountain gorillas in the wild jungles of Uganda this year. As you plan, here's a list of essentials to get you packing. For reservations 👉 [email protected]

20/05/2021

All good things are in the wild and free.



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19/04/2021

06/04/2021

Animals are such tolerant buddies.

30/03/2021

Uganda the pearl of Africa.

17/03/2021

"Jobs fill ur pockets, adventure fills ur soul"

13/03/2021

Visit Kyahugye island on lake bunyonyi, one of the most beautiful islands in Uganda. While there, you will able to spot water bucks, zebras, kobs among other animals.

08/01/2021

Happy gorilla year 2021! The new year brings another gorilla baby Bwindi Impenetrable forest fold! On January 4th, Nkuringo family’s Adult Female Nderema gave birth to a new baby bringing the family size to 12 members. The new birth marks Nderema's second infant following her first birth in 2018 that saw her baby sadly not make it due to environmental extremes within its first 15 days of birth.

04/01/2021

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Lions are social animals_of all the big cat species in the world, lions are the most social. They live together in large groups known as "prides." The size of a pride can range from 15 to 40 members. These prides include multiple adult males, a dozen or more related females and the pride's cubs. The more members a pride has, the stronger it is relative to rival prides.

02/01/2021

You can always make money but you can't always make memories.

25/12/2020

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ in these unprecedented times, let's look out for one another. Let's share the gifts of love, joy and peace amongst ourselves. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year from

08/12/2020

The most precious gems are hidden in the most unlikely places.

29/11/2020

Public Notice: Wildlife Authority has confirmed 2020 festive season discounts.

The offers available include:
📌 50% discount on national park and wildlife reserve entry fees
📌 50% discount on birding fees
📌 Discounts on gorilla and chimpanzee tracking for foreigners and East African citizens

📌 The festive season discounts take effect on December 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021.

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26/11/2020

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16/11/2020

Rest in peace Ranger Guma.

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Sgt. Scot Guma who was killed by elephants while on duty to rescue communities of Nwoya in Murchison Fall National Park on November, 15, 2020.

The late Sgt. Guma together with four colleagues had earlier responded to a distress call that elephants had escaped from the park. The community members called the rangers to help and chase the elephants back into the park. While trying to scare shoot them, the elephants became wild and attacked them. As the rangers tried to flee for safety and reorganisation, Sgt. Guma unfortunately fell in a shallow ditch where elephants trampled on him leaving him with serious injuries. He died while being rushed to Anaka for medical attention.

The Executive Director UWA Sam Mwandha says that the late Sgt. Guma has been a hard-working and selfless staff who executed his work well while handling human wildlife conflict and operational work of patrols. “The institution will greatly miss his commitment, hard work, bravery and passion for conservation. He has paid the ultimate price of conserving our wildlife resources, he is a conservation hero” he said.
Rangers at Wangkwar sector where Sgt Guma was stationed have been very active in offering quick problem animal interventions to communities surrounding that sector.

The late Sgt.Guma Scot joined UWA on 1st May 1999 as a private ranger raising through the ranks to Sergeant. Before his deployment in Murchison Falls National Park, he had worked in East Madi Wildlife Reserve for 10 years handling issues of problem animals like elephants and hippos as far as the boarder of South Sudan as well as encroachment among others.

He leaves behind a widow and four children.
May his soul rest in peace.



The Thin Green Line Foundation Wildlife Parks & Rangers

04/11/2020

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26/10/2020

"The reason birds can fly and we can't is simply because they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings."

22/10/2020

Experience stunning sunsets while canoeing across Uganda's beautiful lakes.

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16/10/2020

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