Traveling Through Uganda’s Changing Landscape: How Modern Engineering Is Reinforcing Roads and National Parks
Road travel across Uganda covers more than 20,000 kilometers of terrain, and this network is vital for tourism and daily life. Many of these routes cut through forests, wetlands, and hillsides that shift during heavy rain. This constant pressure has made engineers rethink how to keep roads safe and the natural world intact. Recent travel routes through western and northern Uganda now show clear...