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trees planted 2,378,969
hectares restored 6,548
since 2017

Protecting unique landscapes

Deforestation in Tanzania is leading to water shortages, malnutrition, and biodiversity loss. We work with three different organizations to bring trees back through community-based initiatives to protect Tanzania's unique landscapes and all the people who depend on them.

The first step towards reforestation is information
Nursery run by WCS
Measuring out the planting site

Partners

Wildlife Conservation Society, LEAD Foundation, Kijani Pamoja

Planting method

nurseries, FMNR

Planting season

December-January

Main threats

Charcoal burning, Unstainable farming, Climate change

Wildlife protected

Zebras

Challenges

None yet
Saplings, ready for their forever home
We're bringing back local species
The LEAD foundation brings trees back pruning existing plants

Top trees species

Acacia mellifera
Native Species
Afzelia quanzensis
Native Species
Cordyla densiflora
Native Species
Delonix elata
Native Species
Rauvolfia caffra
Native Species
Cadaba farinosa
Native Species
More information about our work in Tanzania Back to Overview

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