Eco Tourism in Bugoma Forest

Eco Tourism in Bugoma Forest Reserve is evolving ensuring sustainable protection to the forest while supporting close by communities. Unlike mass tourism, ecotourism enhances low-impact travel, conservation and community involvement. Eco Tourism in the forest offers income opportunities and helps the conservation of the reserve. Eco-tourism benefits the local communities, who provide guides and also attain benefits of the cost sharing income generated by the collection of activities fees i.e US $5 per entry goes for conservation projects.

Eco Tourism Activities to do in the forest
Eco Tourism in the forest is done specifically to enhance conservation and the activities travelers engage in include;

Chimpanzee Tracking

Chimpanzee Tracking is on of the main attractions in the forest offering travelers a chance to track and watch the remarkable Chimpanzees in their natural forest habitat. Visitors track the wild chimpanzees with trained guides.

Guided Nature Walks

Guided Nature Walks with local guides are exceptional to do as you follow varying trails in the forest watching the green terrain, Medicinal plants, Tree species, Forest canopy.

Bird Watching

Bird watching is also amazing to do in the green forest as you watch more than 200 bird species. It is ideal for ideal for eco-tourists and researchers
as there is less environmental disturbance.

Community & Cultural Visits

Eco Tourism is reflected in visiting the close by villages and engage in traditional practices and buying traditionally made crafts