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May 5, 2026
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has released the list of successful candidates following the recent nationwide recruitment exercise for Wildlife Rangers conducted across various Conservation Areas.
The list of selected candidates is posted on the noticeboards at the respective Conservation Areas where interviews took place, and is also available on the Uganda Wildlife Authority’s website at https://ugandawildlife.org/ranger-recruits/ ranger-recruits.
The chosen recruits are required to report for training starting on May 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at Kabalega Secondary School in Masindi District. Failure to report at the specified date and time will be considered as forfeiting the opportunity.
All recruits are advised to bring the following items: an original National Identity Card, two mattresses, a pair of bed sheets, sandals and sports shoes, a bucket, a green or black round-neck T-shirt, a torch, and a backpack for personal belongings.
UWA congratulates the 1,312 recruits and welcomes them to the next stage of preparation for their service in wildlife conservation.
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Word from the Executive Director
Welcome to the official website of the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). I am honored to serve as the Executive Director of this remarkable institution, entrusted with the stewardship of Uganda’s unique and diverse wildlife heritage.
Uganda’s protected areas are home to some of the world’s most iconic species and landscapes, from the mountain gorillas in the misty forests of Bwindi, to the roaring waterfalls of Murchison, the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, and the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains. These natural wonders are not only vital to our national identity but also to our economy, environment, and global biodiversity.
At UWA, we are committed to conserving wildlife and ecosystems through inclusive, innovative, and science-led approaches. We place a strong emphasis on community involvement, tourism development, environmental education, and combating wildlife crime. Our mandate goes beyond protection, it includes ensuring that wildlife conservation contributes to the well-being of communities and the sustainable development of our nation.
This website is a gateway to understanding our work, accessing real-time information, and discovering how you can support conservation efforts. Whether you are a tourist, researcher, investor, conservation partner, or passionate citizen, we invite you to engage with us and be part of this shared responsibility.
Together, let us ensure that Uganda’s wildlife and wild places continue to thrive for us and for future generations.
Conserving for Generations
Dr. James Musinguzi, PhD
Executive Director