Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Uganda’s Kibale National Park – known as the primate capital of the world – looks lush and green… but step inside, and you quickly realise something’s wrong.
What looks like a healthy forest is actually dominated by a single plant that won’t let young trees grow. How did this happen? And can it be fixed? And what role does wildlife dung play in the forest’s recovery?
Watch the full video on our channel.
Uganda’s Kibale National Park – known as the primate capital of the world – looks lush and green… but step inside, and you quickly realise something’s wrong.
What looks like a healthy forest is actually dominated by a single plant that won’t let young trees grow. How did this happen? And can it be fixed? And what role does wildlife dung play in the forest’s recovery?
Watch the full video on our channel.
