Dr. Nuwe John Bosco is a senior lecturer in the college of Economics and management under the Department of Leisure and Hospitality management at Kampala International University since 2010. He was the Uganda National Research Coordinator for the CITES-UNEP-UNCTAD-IUED a Project on Wildlife Trade Policy Reviews which he completed in 2008, he also worked as a consultancy with CARE International and worked with National Community Conservation Uganda Wildlife as a coordinator.

He holds a PhD in Natural Resource Economics from Mbarara University of Science and Technology, a Masters in Natural Resource Economics from Makerere University, he also holds a Certificate in Land use planning for protected areas, from Zschoutau Germanyin 2002, Certificate in concepts for collaborative natural resource Management and a Certificate in Project management, monitoring an evaluation –GTZ Kenya.

Dr. Nuwe has a number of publications which include The Effects of livestock grazing on the Socio-Economic Livelihoods of the communities along the riparian of River Benue, Adamawa State Nigeria which was published in the International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), Nigeria, he also published his research on Pasturing and Grazing Efficacy on the Riparian Greenery along River Benue in North East Nigeria, which can be accessed