Geita Tree Plantation for Community

Successful landscape restoration begins with people. Before planting starts, we engage village leaders, community groups, and local farmers to identify priority restoration sites, discuss project goals, and ensure everyone understands their role.

This week we engaged our local community

To support the Tanzanian government policies of to reduce the use of energy sources that are hazardous to the health of individuals and the environment. In Geita region, the annual consumption of charcoal is estimated to be high per person. The effects of the loss of forests are

Our most common goals of river and stream restoration are to improve water quality, manage or replant riparian vegetation, enhance in-stream habitat, provide for fish passage, and stabilize banks. Practices for accomplishing these goals are diverse and overlapping.

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Sometimes we need to soak seeds before planting as it help us to soften and loosen up the outside layer. Because some seeds that have hard jacket/thick skin that protects an embryo will germinate far sooner if they’re soaked than they would if they were planted in the soil without

Nature makes us healthier and more energetic, and stimulates our everyday life. Sometimes we invite children to our nursery, then we offer knowledge on what plants need to grow on the school property or in other areas apart from their school like forests, parts of a plant, shapes,

It is increasingly important to teach our children the value of trees and their impact on the environment in a world that is gradually becoming more urbanised. Today we were encouraging them before their holidays a sense of responsibility and environmental consciousness in the future

This is how plantation event week ended.
Before plantation event we make sure that the team assimilated and understood the importance of Nature and the time It takes for trees to grow. The event took off successfully and all of the volunteers who participated sowed a seed of life

This is how we involve children in Tree plantation activities.

Before planting, we introduce children to trees and encourage them to participate in tree-planting activities. With this we promote an eco-friendly lifestyle in their early years. We assist our child in comprehending

Yesterday the students at Kalangalala Primary School planted a variety of fruit and non fruit trees including grafted mangoes, grafted avocados, and trees for shadow trees. We are very happy to engage children in environment sustainability events.#Conservation.

We are providing the environmental education services that allows individuals especially women to explore environmental issues, engage in problem solving, and take action to improve the environment.

Last year we planted some fruits tree species like Psidium guajava at Kalangalala Secondary school as one of our community awareness building program, and we are happy to see our planted trees growing and developing as how it is showed in the picture, as an organization committed

"All of us we are not safe until the earth is safe" Join us to make our planet better place to live for our future generations. This is how we are currently doing to make sure our future generations is committed with health environment by engaging students in tree plantations.

#Conservation