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Copyright © 1998 The Society for Environmental Exploration. Citation: Zwick, K.L. (Ed.), Sivell, D., Bamlett, R., Devon, I., Lloyd, J., MacGregor, H., and Stewart, L. 1998. Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey. Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 12. The Society for Environmental Exploration, London & Uganda Wildlife Authority, Kampala. Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project (formerly Game Reserves Project) Baseline Surveys Programme Report Series 1. Semliki (Toro) Game Reserve: biological and socioeconomic L.K. Stubblefield (Ed.) 1994 survey 2. Ajai’s Game Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey L.K. Stubblefield (Ed.) 1995 3. Katonga Game Reserve: biological survey C.L. Allan 1995 4. Kyambura Game Reserve: biological and socio-economic C.L. Allan 1995 survey 5. Kigezi Game Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey C.L. Allan & J. McCaul 1996 6. Bugungu Game Reserve: biological and socio-economic C.L. Allan (Ed.) 1996 survey 7. Semliki (Toro) Wildlife Reserve: biological and socioeconomic D. Sivell, T. Lee, & C.L. Allan 1997 survey (II) 8. Kibale National Park: grassland survey D. Sivell, T. Lee, & L. Stewart 1996 9. Katonga Wildlife Reserve: biological and socio-economic K.L. Zwick (Ed.) 1997 survey (II) 10. Kyambura Wildlife Reserve: small fauna survey J. Lloyd 1997 11. Queen Elizabeth National Park: small fauna survey J. Lloyd 1997 12. Queen Elizabeth National Park: socio-economic survey of Kazinga fishing village *forthcoming K.L. Zwick 1998* Available from: The Society for Environmental Exploration Frontier-Uganda 77 Leonard Street, London, EC2A 4QS, UK PO Box 1505, Kampala, Uganda tel: + 44 171 613 2422 tel: + 256 41 270324 fax: + 44 171 613 2992 fax: + 256 41 242298 (c/o IUCN Country Office) e-mail: enquiries@frontier.mailbox.co.uk e-mail: frontier@imul.com
Pian-Upe Wildlife Reserve: biological and socio-economic survey i PREFACE The Society for Environmental Exploration The Society for Environmental Exploration is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee. The Society’s objectives are to advance field research into environmental issues and implement practical projects contributing to the conservation of natural resources. Projects organised by the Society are joint initiatives developed in collaboration with national research agencies in co-operating countries. The Society promotes co-operation between scientists and technical officers from collaborating institutions and counterparts in the UK and elsewhere. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) The Uganda Wildlife Authority is the parastatal organisation responsible for the management of Uganda’s Wildlife Protected Areas. The primary focus is on wildlife conservation with an emphasis on the development of strategies to generate sustainable income from wildlife resources. It was formed in July 1996 and takes over the duties of the former Game Department and Uganda National Parks. Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, & Antiquities (MTWA) The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, & Antiquities is the government body responsible for wildlife affairs and managing Uganda’s wildlife resources both inside and outside Protected Areas. It is responsible for national wildlife policies. Frontier-Uganda Frontier-Uganda undertakes project activities in Uganda on behalf of the Society for Environmental Exploration, in conjunction with Ugandan institutions and government bodies. Frontier-Uganda was initiated in 1991, and was originally involved with the tourism development project in Kibale Forest (now Kibale National Park), in conjunction with Makerere University. In 1993 Frontier-Uganda embarked on the Frontier-Uganda Game Reserves Project, based on a Memorandum of Understanding with the former Game Department. This project continues, in collaboration with UWA, as the Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project. The aim of the project is to assess the biological and socio-economic status of Uganda’s Wildlife Protected Areas and to assist with the development of management strategies. To date Frontier-Uganda has involved over 250 participants from both Ugandan and overseas institutions. Results of project activities are summarised in a series of reports published by the Society for Environmental Exploration. More formal scientific papers resulting from research are published in appropriate international journals to achieve wider dissemination of information. The activities of Frontier-Uganda are supervised by a Project Advisory Committee whose members at the time of writing are: Dr. Yacobo Moyini Acting Executive Director, UWA Mr. Arthur Mugisha Acting Deputy Director: Field Operations, UWA Mr. Samson Werikhe Research & EIA Co-ordinator, UWA Ms. Apophia Atukunda-Muhimbura Monitoring Co-ordinator, UWA Mr. Abdul Muwanika Planning Co-ordinator, UWA Mr. Moses Okua Commissioner for Wildlife, MTWA Dr. Panta Kasoma Director, Makerere University Institute of Environment & Natural Resources Ms. Rebecca Phillips Project Co-ordinator, Frontier-Uganda Ms. Karen Zwick Research Co-ordinator, Frontier-Uganda Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project January 1998 Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 13
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