How Uganda’s illegal logging escalated by Covid-19 pandemic should be regulated

Illegal logging is one of the recurring threats that Uganda has been facing over the years with a total forest cover loss of 122,000 hectares per year.

How Uganda’s illegal logging escalated by Covid-19 pandemic should be regulated

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

By Dorcus Drijaru

Forests play an important role in achieving sustainable development, a green economy and poverty eradication since they are key land ecological unit ensuring the preservation of bio-diversity and

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How Uganda’s illegal logging escalated by Covid-19 pandemic should be regulated

Illegal logging is one of the recurring threats that Uganda has been facing over the years with a total forest cover loss of 122,000 hectares per year.

How Uganda’s illegal logging escalated by Covid-19 pandemic should be regulated

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