I Mbabazi Chair person of the achair Act women foundation Uganda read my story and help in Conservation of our elephants. Elephants have been black listed in red lists in Uganda and world. Bee hives facing is solution to the conservation of endangerd elephants in Uganda and engement of women to solve elephant and farmers conflicts around Kasese Municipality Uganda is true value to society. The 70% of farms are owned by women and girls.

We request for funding to Save the Elephants through engagement of women on beekeeping and beehive fence management along Queen Elizabeth National park and this will reduce Human elephant conflicts in Uganda. The project target 100 women in five groups in five villages and the two people per household were selected in Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda to help during maintenance and honey harvesting. In addition, each household received two pairs of bee suits, gumboots, a hive tool, bee brush, and a smoker. The farmers have organized themselves as a group to exchange ideas and better manage the hives with a clear executive team. The costs of 80000 USD will involve training and 1000 be hives and equipments.