Kampala infrastructural projects hurting bird populations — report
The experts say Kampala's growing infrastructural development and the cutting down of trees have led to the migrations of birds.
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(L-R) Tony Achidria, the Senior Environment Awareness Officer National Environment Management Authority looks on with Vincent Byendaimira, the KCCA Director for Physical Planning as Erias Lukwago, the Lord Mayor of Kampala launches the Kampala Biodiversity survey report in Kampala on November 13, 2024. (Credit: Nicholas Oneal)
By NewVision Reporter
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KAMPALA - Environmentalists have expressed fear of some bird species going extinct from Kampala city.
The environmentalists are blaming the disappearance of the blue (wetlands) and green (tree cover)