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Katonga Wildlife ReserveivPREFACEThe Society for Environmental ExplorationThe Society for Environmental Exploration is a non-profit making company limited by guarantee. The Society’s objectives are toadvance field research into environmental issues and implement practical projects contributing to the conservation of naturalresources. Projects organised by the Society are joint initiatives developed in collaboration with national research agencies in cooperatingcountries. The Society promotes co-operation between scientists and technical officers from collaborating institutions andcounterparts 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 ProtectedAreas. The primary focus is on wildlife conservation with an emphasis on the development of strategies to generate sustainableincome from wildlife resources. It was formed in July 1996 and takes over the duties of the former Game Department and UgandaNational Parks.Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities (MTWA)The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities is the government body responsible for wildlife affairs and the management ofUganda’s wildlife resources both inside and outside Protected Areas. It is responsible for national wildlife policies.Frontier-UgandaFrontier-Uganda undertakes project activities in Uganda on behalf of the Society for Environmental Exploration, in conjunctionwith Ugandan institutions and government bodies. Frontier-Uganda was initiated in 1991, and was originally involved with thetourism development project in Kibale Forest (now Kibale National Park), in conjunction with Makerere University. In 1993Frontier-Uganda embarked on the Frontier-Uganda Game Reserves Project, based on a Memorandum of Understanding with theformer Game Department. This project continues, in collaboration with UWA, as the Frontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected AreasProject. The aim of the project is to assess the biological and socio-economic status of Uganda’s Wildlife Protected Areas and toassist with the development of management strategies.To date Frontier-Uganda has involved over 250 participants from both Ugandan and overseas institutions. Results of projectactivities are summarised in a series of reports published by the Society for Environmental Exploration. More formal scientificpapers 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 MoyiniMr. Arthur MugishaMr. Samson WerikheMs. Apophia Atukunda-MuhimburaMr. Abdul MuwanikaMr. Moses OkuaDr. Panta KasomaMs. Rebecca PhillipsMs. Karen ZwickActing Executive Director, UWAActing Deputy Director: Field Operations, UWAResearch & EIA Co-ordinator, UWAMonitoring Co-ordinator, UWAPlanning Co-ordinator, UWACommissioner for Wildlife, MTWADirector, Makerere University Institute of Environment & Natural ResourcesProject Co-ordinator, Frontier-UgandaResearch Co-ordinator, Frontier-UgandaFrontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project September 1997Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 9
Katonga Wildlife ReservevACKNOWLEDGEMENTSAcknowledgements are due to all of the Uganda Wildlife Authority staff, past and present, who supportedthis work, and in particular to Dr. Eric Edroma, the former Executive Director, and Mr. John Otekat, theformer Deputy Director: Field Operations. The work would not have been possible without the support inthe field of Mr. Severino Rukwago, the Warden in Charge of the Katonga Wildlife Reserve, Mr. DavidAbaho, the Law Enforcement Warden, and Mr. Paul Ross, the Community Conservation Warden, towhom we are especially grateful. Acknowledgements are also due to Mr. Moses Okua, the Commissionerfor Wildlife at the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities.Thanks to Eiblies Fanning, the Director of The Society for Environmental Exploration. The Society hasprovided administrative and financial support for this work. Equipment was generously donated by theBritish High Commission, Kampala, and additional administrative support was gratefully received fromIUCN in Kampala.Thanks go to the staff at Makerere University for their supporting role. Prof. Derek Pomeroy advised onthe ornithological work, Mr. Robert Kityo identified the small mammals, Mr. Mathius Behangana theherptiles, Ms. Dorothy Kalibakate Kaggwa the butterflies, Mr. Patrick Etyang the dragonflies, and Ms.Olivia Wanyana Maganyi the botanical specimens.Mr. Robert Kityo and Ms. Leigh Stubblefield made valuable comments on earlier drafts.Frontier-Uganda staffMark Graves Project Co-ordinator Duncan Sivell Research Co-ordinatorGarry White Field Co-ordinator UG962 Lee Stewart Large Mammals Co-ordinatorRebecca Phillips Field Co-ordinator UG963 Julia Lloyd Small Fauna Co-ordinatorAsst. Field Co-ordinator UG962 Tracy Lee Socio-economics Co-ordinator UG962Miles Kemplay Asst. Field Co-ordinator UG963 Karen Zwick Socio-economics Co-ordinator UG963Mustapha Kiika Driver/MechanicResearch Assistants UG962Lorraine AlexanderLuke BarclayClaire BessantTimothy BraunholtzHenrietta ByngEleanor CornwallClare DarkeNicholas DavisCarolyn DempsterKirsten DoodyRebecca FullerAmy HawkinsDaniel JeffreyDemian KhanRangersBua GeorgeBusinga JosephBwambale NoahKato PaulKatorogo LeegiKibonndo KlieiumKuyamba DonozioLutwol JohnMazinga JohnIan LewisPhilippa LewisRichard MatthewsAlexander MellorStephen MoizerLeigh O’NiellMichael PalmerClare TurnerSamantha WilliamsResearch Assistants UG963Marigold CharlesNavdeep ChinnaJess ColesLauren GallowayMark GrindleyDeborah HallJayne HawdonJonathan HollingsSteven HowsonDavid JacksonCharles JarvisRobert JohnstoneOrla KeadyTrevor KirkupNacumosa SebastianOcaya RobertOgwai DicksonOkum CaesarRugundana NasanSekitiko CharlesTimbisimirwa MosesTwiikirrize JustusAlys LangdaleCatherine LaurenceAlexis McDougallDevang PatelElizabeth PimleyNancy RedgroveAdrian ReillyLee RisbyLaura SalisburyMark van VlietGraeme WalkerVictoria WillsFiona WilsonFrontier-Uganda Wildlife Protected Areas Project September 1997Baseline Surveys Programme Report No. 9
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