Snares to Wares is a community-based conservation initiative, dedicated to improving human livelihoods and protecting wildlife in the Murchison Falls NP, Uganda
Follow us live at Mega FM, Gulu as we engage with communities around Murchison Falls National Park to promote coexistence of wildlife and humans in this diverse landscape https://t.co/j3hrIU2hTC
Local communities in Uganda are turning one of the most dangerous and problematic poaching tools into inspiring pieces of art!🤩
With @IUCNsos the @SnarestoWares project not only recycles wire snares, but shines a light on the irreparable harm they cause to wildlife.
See more�Local communities in Uganda are turning one of the most dangerous and problematic poaching tools into inspiring pieces of art!🤩
With @IUCNsos the @SnarestoWares project not only recycles wire snares, but shines a light on the irreparable harm they cause to wildlife.
See more�Local communities in Uganda are turning one of the most dangerous and problematic poaching tools into inspiring pieces of art!🤩
With @IUCNsos the @SnarestoWares project not only recycles wire snares, but shines a light on the irreparable harm they cause to wildlife.
See more�Local communities in Uganda are turning one of the most dangerous and problematic poaching tools into inspiring pieces of art!🤩
With @IUCNsos the @SnarestoWares project not only recycles wire snares, but shines a light on the irreparable harm they cause to wildlife.
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📷 For this #RhinoFriday#WildographyUganda Presents @snarestowares#SnaresForWares, an initiative dedicated to reducing wildlife poaching in Uganda’s Murchison Falls National Park through human empowerment and community development, in and... https://t.co/CYobdrIGap
With the support of @SpeciesSavers and @EU_Commission we are working to develop sustainable solutions to wildlife conservation in Uganda.
Walter, Peris, and Sunday pictured here create wildlife sculptures from wire snares to improve their income and save wildlife.
#snarestowares
Happy #WorldGorillaDay from #SnarestoWares
Your desk needs a gorilla (10 inches tall by 9 inches long) for your business cards or snacks.
Artist for this piece is Mustapha Angeyo of the #S2W.
Now available with international shipping.
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Happy World Rhino Day!
Wire sculptures of rhino [9" × 22"] made by Peris Jawoko and Ivan Rwothmiyo based at Pakwach. Crafts created from repurposed wire snares to save wildlife
Available on order with international shipping.
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#S2W#SnarestoWares#Uganda
Happy World Rhino Day!
Wire sculptures of rhino [9" × 22"] made by Peris Jawoko and Ivan Rwothmiyo based at Pakwach. Crafts created from repurposed wire snares to save wildlife
Available on order with international shipping.
<[email protected]>
#S2W#SnarestoWares#Uganda
Are you from down-under or elsewhere and want kangaroo in #Snare wire? The #S2W artisans have something to cover your tastes.
Here is a Boomer created by Peris Jawoko.
Now available on order with world wide shipping option.
better humans, better wildlife
#SnarestoWares#Uganda
L-R: Simon, Jerry, Mustafa, and Norbert discuss the design and proportions of a hippo head sculpture. These experts, along with 600 others work near #Murchison Falls National Park, #Uganda to improve their livelihoods so as to conserve wildlife by repurposing wire snares.
#S2W
What is it like to be a lion researcher and conservationist in Uganda? Reply here with questions for biologist Dr. Tutilo Mudumba (@2tilo), and join our Q&A Wednesday at 12pm ET in honor of #BigCatWeek 🦁
In just 25 years we have lost half of Africa's lions. Only 20,000 remain from a population of 200,000 a century ago. Actions big or small can help make a difference. Make sure to come out to Lion Day July 20th at @JBZOOGR to learn more about lions and what you can do to help!
Snare wire traps are indiscriminate in who they target. This lion lost his leg to a snare wire. If it was not for the efforts of the Uganda Wildlife Authority, he would have lost his life. @SnarestoWares collects and repurposes snare wire to end this injustice. #conservation#MSU
Make sure to check out our website at https://t.co/QVMz4DWhsR for more information. While you're there, make sure to check out our snare wire sculptures for sale! Proceeds flow directly into the community to sustain improved human livelihood and lower snare poaching rates. #MSU
Save The Date!
The Snares To Wares Initiative will be at the Sights & Sounds Festival in Chelsea, MI July 26-27.
For more information go to
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