Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

TZ Tansania

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This project aims to restore the Mkussu Nature Forest Reserve, one of the nine forest reserves in Lushoto District, after it was damaged by fire. The project focuses on replanting indigenous tree species to rehabilitate the burnt areas, helping to revive this important ecosystem at Usambara Region located in Northern part of Tanzania .

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May 2026

The greener the nursery means a hope for a beautiful planted ready to be planted with massive number of beautiful native trees. It shows that there are quite a good number of employment opportunities given to the local community especially women who take care after these tree saplings.

When

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25 May 2026

Stakeholders meetings at the field is awesome 😎.

As our organization is committed to provide equal chances to all the gender in the society especially taking all the thoughts that might be given by the local community members we work with and by doing so we reassemble some incomplete

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22 May 2026

Thanks Valéria

Monitoring of our projects is of high preference to us as it enables us to determine the successfulness and challenges facing our projects.We pay frequent visits farthest villages that we work with so as to determine the course of action for the sustainability of the project.

16 May 2026
April 2026

HAPPY EASTER! HAPPY MORE HECTARES RESTORED!

As we celebrate this Easter season, a time defined by themes of renewal, hope, and new beginnings, we are reminded of the profound impact your gene...

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March 2026

Women are the catalyst for change in the society. As we celebrate 🍾 International Women's Day,our nursery is having lot's of heroic women who take most of their time working at our nursery raising tree saplings to heal the Mother Earth's biodiversity as they consider our nursery

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06 Mar 2026
February 2026

Our new third and a bigger tree nursery is on its way. It is going to provide massive employment opportunities to the locals while eradicating poverty and ensure food security to the local communities while preserving the environment and reducing carbon emissions.

21 Feb 2026
January 2026

Our project normally focuses on addressing the demand for trees from the society especially from those who really need the trees. Proper planting and monitoring of the planted trees is of great importance.

14 Jan 2026

Thanks for the response Steppeland .
We shall keep working harder to heal...

November 2025

Pangani River Basin is a safe through the support of trees given by Tree-Nation’s community to help healing the planet in this side.It is good to see the World community is taking actions towards fighting climate change.Our team has made a great collaboration with the villagers who

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14 Nov 2025

Mr.Juma has visited our nursery today asking for some free avocado fruit trees which seems to be on his list of plans to plant trees for future benefits. We gave him 20 budded avocado trees for free as he showed commitment and willing to plant and take care of the trees as planted

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09 Nov 2025
October 2025

Investing into the younger generation means taking climate initiatives to the next level of progressive climate action.
The future of the World belongs to the younger generation who will be responsible to preserve the World’s biodiversity. Our organization do commit itself in mobilizing

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13 Oct 2025
August 2025

Local communities are indispensable partners in enhancing community engagement in repairing damaged ecosystems and achieving long-term success. Their involvement ensures that restoration efforts are relevant to local needs and build long-term stewardship. This is particularly true

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10 Aug 2025
June 2025

Indigenous women are increasingly leading conservation initiatives and advocating for their rights to protect their lands and resources.They are at the forefront of movements to protect their territories from exploitation and degradation, often facing significant challenges and risks. Their

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28 Jun 2025

The local community is the first immediate stake holders to inform and empower while implementing a project. They should own a project and benefit from it either directly or indirectly to the best of their knowledge as decision makers of the project design and implementation.
Our

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16 Jun 2025

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December 2024

Efficient use of technological advancement in restoration activities and involving youth in advocacy efforts is another powerful way to promote environmental sustainability. Young people possess unique perspectives that can drive meaningful change within their communities. They can

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29 Dec 2024
June 2024

Participation of women is restoration activities is a crucial step towards attaining project success.
Total community involvement in a project ensures the active participation of all the members of society.

11 Jun 2024