national parks, for example--the low level of governmental support for conservation tourism, and the small scale and negligible conservation impact of these enterprises. and, in the process, enhance its biodiversity conservation. A new countrywide project, funded by U.s. Agency for international Development (or UsAiD), will focus on Kidepo valley national park, Lake mburo Forest reserves with their adjacent wildlife dispersal areas. deterioration of natural resources essential to rural productive activities," explains Kaddu sebunya, AWF's director for the new tourism for Biodiversity program. "Linking tourism to biodiversity conservation and the well-being of local communities, and understanding how and where they overlap, unlocks many opportunities in the country." |