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NWCCTF in the Field (2021–2025)

31 Dec 2025

Photographs from the NWCCTF Progress Report 2021–2025: joint operations, seizures, regional awareness engagements and the campaign to restore Bugoma Central Forest Reserve.
Elephant tusks recovered in a joint interdiction operation.
Elephant tusks recovered in a joint interdiction operation.
Seized ivory consignments documented as court exhibits.
Seized ivory consignments documented as court exhibits.
Confiscated wildlife specimens, including pangolin scales.
Confiscated wildlife specimens, including pangolin scales.
Illegally harvested timber recovered from a forest reserve.
Illegally harvested timber recovered from a forest reserve.
RDC Kikuube and Task Force commanders in the Ngogoli zone, Bugoma CFR.
RDC Kikuube and Task Force commanders in the Ngogoli zone, Bugoma CFR.
Task Force members assess encroached land during the Bugoma restoration campaign.
Task Force members assess encroached land during the Bugoma restoration campaign.
Deforested blocks of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve.
Deforested blocks of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve.
Regional awareness engagements with district leadership and law enforcement.
Regional awareness engagements with district leadership and law enforcement.
Participants at NWCCTF regional awareness workshops.
Participants at NWCCTF regional awareness workshops.
Task Force focal persons during a quarterly coordination meeting.
Task Force focal persons during a quarterly coordination meeting.
NWCCTF members with partner-agency representatives.
NWCCTF members with partner-agency representatives.
An elephant in Uganda’s savanna — the heritage the Task Force protects.
An elephant in Uganda’s savanna — the heritage the Task Force protects.
A hippopotamus in Ugandan waters.
A hippopotamus in Ugandan waters.
The pangolin — the world’s most trafficked wild mammal.
The pangolin — the world’s most trafficked wild mammal.

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