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Uganda: Conservationists Want Bugoma Forest Made National Park

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[Independent (Kampala)] New Analysis -- A study recently undertaken to identify the tourism potential of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve in mid-western Uganda has found that converting the forest into a national park could fetch Uganda at least US$547,500 (Approx. Shs2 billion) in tourism revenues every year.

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