Usambara Biodiversity Conservation, Tansania

Our project aims to preserve biodiversity in the Eastern Arc Mountains rainforest. To achieve this, we focus on reversing deforestation around the Forest Nature Reserve, promoting environmental conservation education, and alleviating extreme poverty through agroforestry initiatives.

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Februar 2025

When tree planting is done properly it transforms
landscapes, communities and livelihoods.

#Reforestation #Agroforestry

24 Feb. 2025

Friends of Usambara Society · vor 9 Tagen

Thank you

November 2024

OUR RESTORATION APPROACH
Our goal is to have forests restored in a way that supports connections and relationships with nature, rebalances power dynamics and respects the knowledge and wisdom of the communities living in these places.

We understand the importance of fostering strong

#Reforestation #Agroforestry

09 Nov. 2024

Oktober 2024

Spectacular growth with tree nurseries in Tanzania
In six months, a remarkable 312,320 trees have taken root thanks to the project, enriching and restoring land which was on the brink of ecological collapse.
This includes 112,000 indigenous trees and more than 203,200 agroforestry

#Reforestation #Agroforestry

28 Okt. 2024

Januar 2024

The core of the work we do together with our partners is to teach methods for sustainable agricultural land management, such as agroforestry. Agroforestry is a method where trees are planted together with other crops to produce richer and more varied harvests.

#Reforestation #FoodSecurity #Agroforestry

15 Jan. 2024

Dezember 2023

Women and young people are the agents of change and are working to foster community resilience in this reforestation project. Nearly a thousand vulnerable women and young people from rural areas are taking action to create a more sustainable environment. In 2024, they will plant

#FoodSecurity #Agroforestry #GenderEquality

27 Dez. 2023

We directly support projects that create an impact at different levels: where local people are reshaping their farms and reforesting the land around them, where wildlife is returning, and where ecological restoration is reducing flood and drought risk for those further downstream.

#FaunaConservation #Agroforestry #LandRestoration

10 Dez. 2023

A tree-growing holiday!
Last week, the Lushoto government announced a new public holiday to be celebrated annually on the 9th of December in Tanzania, National Tree Planting Day! And our team in the whole region was so excited when one of our projects in the Usambara Biodiversity

#Reforestation #Agroforestry

08 Dez. 2023

Friends of Usambara Society · vor einem Jahr

Roxannwe C thank you for supporting our initiatives; Only together we can gro...

Markhamia lutea, the Nile tulip, Nile trumpet or siala tree is a tree species of the family Bignoniaceae, An evergreen small tree that grows to 4-5 m in height outside of native zones, although it can reach more than 10 m in its zones of origin to eastern Africa, is cultivated for

#Reforestation #FaunaConservation #Agroforestry

05 Dez. 2023

Usambara Biodiversity Conservation, Tansania

Usambara Biodivesity Conservation