NatureUganda conducts a range of membership activities aimed at promoting the understanding, appreciation and conservation of nature. We ensure that majority of members participate in all these activities.

Explorers Programme
NatureUganda in conjunction with Wildlife Clubs of Uganda are running a wildlife exploration programme for children in Uganda. The programme is intended to produce a cadre of young nature lovers among Ugandan schools. This exciting programme aims at introducing Ugandan children to understanding the importance of various aspects of nature like birds, plants, butterflies, herpes, Dudus (Insects) etc at an early stage.

Excursions/Expeditions
These are also membership events organised to particular conservation sites of interest but members stay for more than one day. It can be an overnight or more nights depending on the attractiveness/activities to engage in at the site. This is different from nature walks where members go early in the morning, have awalk for two hours and come back. The cost for a particular trip which includes transport, meals and accommodation is always communicated prior to allow those who can afford to pay and be taken.

Monthly Nature walks
Nature walks are some of the oldest activities of NatureUganda. During nature walks members are guided (by Specialists) to move through various sites while observing different taxa (plants, mammals, herps, dudus, birds) of their interest. Through these activities, members are exposed to a variety of conservation initiatives.

The specialists take the members through various techniques of observing and identifying different species. As the members walk they listen and look out for different species and general information which is then recorded as part of other NU monitoring programmes.

We strive to promote the understanding, appreciation and conservation of nature. We speak out for biodiversity and the people, tackling problems that threaten our environment. Nature is beautiful and when you become a member, you are joining over two thousand other people who are helping us keep it that way. Most members aren't experts, but ordinary people united by a desire to see wildlife flourish in their natural habitats.
As a membership Society, we rely on the support of members to continue our work of conserving biodiversity. Here are some examples of what we do with the support of our members:

• Research and monitoring targeting Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) and Important Bird Areas (IBAs) through water fowl counts, specific project level monitoring, Site Support Groups (SSGs) and working groups. NU is involved in conservation activities to save endangered species and improve management of site or habitats where they occur. We work with people to improve their livelihoods and sustainability of the initiative.
• Create awareness and understanding of conservation issues through nature walks, public talks, school explorer’s programme, publications, films, excursions and general public awareness. We try to help everybody to enjoy the natural world and learn more about it.

• Assigned ID card which identifies you as a member of NatureUganda
• Admission to the society's libraries in Uganda and Kenya.
• Admission to the National museums of Kenya
• Subsidized subscription to the EAHNS journal.
• Free copies of The Naturalist, The Wildlife Magazine, all available environmental posters and EANHS Bulletin.
• Free participation in Nature walks and subsidized participation in other outings (excursions & expeditions) to different nature places.
• Free participation in the Annual General Meeting proceedings.
• The opportunity to contribute to the conservation research activities of the society's working groups.
• The opportunity to meet and share experiences with other people interested in natural history.

Membership to NatureUganda is open to all individuals who are nature lovers and want to make a contribution to biodiversity conservation. We appreciate the diverse nature of our membership and different membership categories were created in order to provide them appropriate benefits. You can join any of the following categories:

• Students - This is open to students in primary and secondary schools including undergraduates in tertiary institutions.
• Family - caters for family members (two adults with two children aged below 18) at one address,
• Full/Individual membership - caters for adults (over 19 years of age) including postgraduate students.
• Institutional members - this is open to Educational institutions and associations.
• Corporate Members - open to NGOs,Agencies, business community/companies with interest in conservation initiatives.