Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre

[1][2][3] This area opened its doors in 1952 as a reception center for wild animals that were found as casualties, either injured, orphaned, sick, or confiscated from the illegal trade.

[1][4] The center is host to free ranging and caged animals, birds, several tree species and shrubs.

[citation needed] Animals in the park include; Rock python, cheetah, leopard, lions, shoe bill stork, tortoise, giraffes, chimpanzees, baby elephant and Rhinos.

[citation needed] The center contributes to scientific research and is committed to developing education programmes for the general public with emphasis on instilling a conservation ethic.

[1][7] The center is located in Entebbe town, Wakiso District on the shores of Lake Victoria.

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Chimpanzee meeting - Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre Entebbe
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An Ostriches in Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre
An Ostrich in Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre
Camel in Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre