Why court ruled against NFA in Bugoma Forest case

Despite the efforts by the National Forestry Authority (NFA) to bring to court’s attention the need to preserve Bugoma Forest, one of Uganda’s oldest remaining forests, it was decided otherwise.

Part of Bugoma Forest Central Reserve that has been degraded

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Despite the efforts by the National Forestry Authority (NFA) to bring to court’s attention the need to preserve Bugoma Forest, one of Uganda’s oldest remaining forests, it was decided otherwise.

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Why court ruled against NFA in Bugoma Forest case

Despite the efforts by the National Forestry Authority (NFA) to bring to court’s attention the need to preserve Bugoma Forest, one of Uganda’s oldest remaining forests, it was decided otherwise.

Part of Bugoma Forest Central Reserve that has been degraded

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Why court ruled against NFA in Bugoma Forest case

Despite the efforts by the National Forestry Authority (NFA) to bring to court’s attention the need to preserve Bugoma Forest, one of Uganda’s oldest remaining forests, it was decided otherwise.

Part of Bugoma Forest Central Reserve that has been degraded

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Despite the efforts by the National Forestry Authority (NFA) to bring to court’s attention the need to preserve Bugoma Forest, one of Uganda’s oldest remaining forests, it was decided otherwise.