About Me

Kabanda Joshua is a dedicated Ecologist with extensive expertise in biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable land management. His work focuses on understanding the complex relationships between species, habitats, and human activity — knowledge he uses to guide practical, science-based conservation interventions. Joshua’s field experience spans ecological assessments, habitat monitoring, reforestation planning, and the protection of threatened species. He is skilled at translating ecological data into actionable strategies that support both environmental health and community resilience. His passion for nature is matched by his commitment to empowering communities with knowledge on sustainable resource use. A strong advocate for restoring degraded landscapes, Joshua works closely with local farmers, youth groups, and conservation organizations to promote tree planting, soil restoration, and climate adaptation practices. His research-driven approach ensures that every project he contributes to is grounded in ecological integrity and long-term sustainability. With his blend of scientific expertise and community engagement skills, Kabanda Joshua continues to play a vital role in advancing biodiversity conservation and fostering a greener, more resilient Uganda.