US EditionUWA releases African Grey Parrots with GPS trackers on Ngamba Island
The Uganda Wildlife Authority has released four rehabilitated African Grey Parrots on Ngamba Island, equipped with GPS trackers in a global first for conservation. KAMPALA, Uganda — The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) released four rehabilitated African Grey Parrots on Ngamba Island, equipping them with GPS trackers in a move described as a global first for the species. The parrots are part of a group of 119 birds that were confiscated at the Bu…
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UWA releases African Grey Parrots with GPS trackers on Ngamba Island
The Uganda Wildlife Authority has released four rehabilitated African Grey Parrots on Ngamba Island, equipped with GPS trackers in a global first for conservation. KAMPALA, Uganda — The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) released four rehabilitated African Grey Parrots on Ngamba Island, equipping them with GPS trackers in a move described as a global first for the species. The parrots are part of a group of 119 birds that were confiscated at the Bu…
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