In rural southwest Uganda, conservationist Moses Tindiwegi is showing how even a small piece of land can protect biodiversity . On just half an acre, he has created a sanctuary for Jackson’s chameleons and other species increasingly displaced by farming. These reptiles play a key ecological role by controlling insect populations, supporting local agriculture. By planting native shrubs and educating young people, Tindiwegi is restoring the chameleons' habitat while building community awareness.

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