KAMPALA WORLDCiC WETLAND PRESERVE
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 KWWPC's Think-tank and Experts

Dear Friends

KWWPC is setting up a Panel of Experts for the "Kampala WorldCiC Wetland Preserve and Conservatory" (www.globetree.org/africa/kwwpc) and invites you to make nominations. Candidates are requested to submit their CVs and any other details that may elaborate their work on wetlands esp. in development and management of a Preserve and/or Conservatory..

Self-nominations are most welcomed. Self-nominations often attract people who sincerely want to be involved and have the time to contribute to the Project.

Selected experts into the panel will communicate via an email list (yahoogroups) that will also serve as a forum. In this forum, KWWPC will welcome suggestions from the Panel on KWWPC's future developments and will also welcome development of cooperations and projects that can be turned into grant applications with the expert(s).

KWWPC will be launched on 05 June 2008 during the WorldCiC 2008 in Kampala and the World Environment Day. It is located between Kampala and Port Bell and covers an area of about 40 ha (~100 acres) in the Bugolobi Wetlands.

The Wetland Preserve will be a protected area of trees that is integrated with a system of constructed wetlands, canals and ponds. It will serve as a forested wetland habitat for flora and fauna. The constructed wetland system will help to rejuvenate, rehabilitate and protect the Bugolobi Wetlands. It will also revitalise its natural function.

The Conservatory will be an educational and reference centre on the arts and science, and culture of Ugandan wetlands. Children and people of all ages will be welcomed to help create and visit this recreational 'haven of hope of the human spirit of cooperation' with artistic expressions and exhibitions of the wetland environment. School children and bird-watchers can learn and appreciate how conservation activities can protect and enhance the natural richness and habitat for wetland flora and fauna.

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Jacky E.L. Foo
Kampala WorldCiC Wetland Preserve and Conservatory
Project Coordinator
www.globetree.org/africa/kwwpc

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Questions and Answers:


Q1: Can you explain what the nominees are expected to do?
Selected experts into the panel will communicate via an email list (yahoogroups) that will serve as a forum. In this forum, KWWPC will welcome suggestions from the Panel of Experts on KWWPC's future developments and will also welcome development of cooperations and projects that can be turned into grant applications with the expert(s).
 

Q2: Will they be traveling to the wetland site?
Within developed cooperations esp. where funding becomes available, experts will certainly have the opportunity to travel to the site. Any member of the panel can also visit the site at anytime on or after 05 June 2008 (the launch) at her/his own expense.
 

 

Modified: 29 April 2008. Jacky Foo, (Globetree) Program Officer, Environment and Sustainable Development.