My name is Festo Kamanzi, I am the Secretary for WLCI and Community Mobiliser. I am very happy to be part of the strong team aiming at inspiring communities on the importance  of conservation of wetlands. It is each and everyone’s obligation that leads to achieving sustainable living of fauna and flora. 

My name is Molly and I am a member of WLCI. I am a member of the local community and know how important wetlands are for our quality of life. My goal is to encourage and teach sustainable practices on a local level to support everyone who calls the wetlands their home.
 

I am delighted to be working with Sandra and the team on this important conservation project. With over 30 years working in marketing and fundraising, I hope to be able to raise awareness and raise vital funds to help protect the wetlands for future generations.

My name is Alex Mushime, a member of WLCI. I love nature and love seeing the environment free from all forms of degradation to allow man, fauna and flora to co-exist.

Hi, my name is Abel. I am a field officer in WLCI. I was born and raised in this region where wetland animals such as grey crowned cranes are under threat because of destruction of wetlands by human beings. I'm therefore very interested and very passionate to see wetland life returning to it's original state with WLCI.

I am T.Bishubeho Louis,a serious and passionate member of Wetlands Life Conservation Initiative, in Kisoro district in Uganda. My belief is rooted in
co-existence — as nature and wildlife lovers, we thrive when we live in harmony with the ecosystems that sustain us.

My name is Iradukunda Andrew Kwizera, a very proud member of WLCI and also Director of God’s Hand School, a school selected by WLCI as a model school for it’s wetlands life conservation efforts among children. I am very passionate about conservation and restoration of the mother nature especially on Lake Mutanda for sustainable tourism and livelihood improvement.

My name is Phillip Rogers. I am a civil engineer based in the UK who has worked with Sandra Gray on conservation projects in southwest Uganda since 2023. I hope to apply my 35 years of experience in hydrology, geology and water resources management to restoring the natural water regime of the Lake Mutanda wetlands and the ecosystems that it will support.

I am Muaj Judith Ocen and I am currently Kisoro District Natural Resources Officer. I have served the district for 29 years and for 20 years in Environment conservation. My greatest desire in conservation is to promote stakeholder participation. I strongly subscribe to the initiative for collaboration between duty bearers and rights holders in wetland management.