Bosque de Shamira K | Tree-Nation - Actualización de bosque

El bosque de Shamira K

Árboles 1

Seguidores 0

Siguiendo 1

406 noticias

octubre 2021

Our tree nurseries in schools are meant to create platforms for pupils and students to discuss and therefore learn global multidisciplinary environmental issues including the general purpose for planting trees. It is just a part of our effort to nurture and sustain the future.

julio 2021

In most cases monoculture has never been worth for the farmers. Agroforests we initiated a few months ago are now serving the farmers with both food and crops they sell to earn living.

junio 2021

In the “off season” short rain the community agreed to utilize every drop for our second phase fruit tree planting. Trees getting on earth are the ones we expect to yield in twenty-four months’ time.

Most of indigenous tree species are prone to charcoal economy in villages, recent researches revealed the increasing unemployment wave in rural areas to influence slashing of the Miombo and other natural forest in most parts of Tanga region. Apart from planting in farms we also work

The Southern silk oak (Grevillea robusta), has a number of advantages pushing our selection decisions towards this wood. The lowest Allelopathic behavior makes it in the best list of crop companion trees. It’s leaves shading habit increases the importance in soil revitalization.

Tectona grandis (Teak) a tropical hard wood species of the family lamiaceae, we mostly advice farmers with small farming plots to plant in bounderies. This highly commecial tree serves greatly to improve farmers income.

mayo 2021

Passion plant (Passiflora edulis), a friendly dweller that the farmers include in agro forests produces the most marketable natural flavored fruit juice richer in vitamin C. We admit to be out of stock now! However new beds will soon be available.

Tree quality management starts from when a sapling is at these early stages. Monitoring a number leaves, vegetation rates and the general seedling health is an important concern down here.

A generation of new hope in schools, as charity begins at home the 600 pupils of this primary school have committed themselves to plant 5000 trees around their school area to create shades they need much during heat times which prevents them from studying comfortably.

Wind breakers are so important for not only crop safety in high wind velocity areas but also to determine the crop quality. Here are saplings prepared to encounter wind impacts in farms.

The bamboo Sps. Planted by our partners are doing really well. The fibrous plant is a great hope to press down plastic use and production expected not just to protect the environment but to increase farmers' oncome as well.

Senna spectabilis “Golden shower tree” is one of the fast growing shade trees we normally recommend for school play grounds.

In this rain season children are let to create their own life memories by planting a few trees of their capacity and choice. The practice is so common in Amani and Mkinga where agro forests are highly in practice. In a long run this is expected to create a future generation sensitive

Struggling parts of a tree nursery may sometimes become discourteous to any attendant. However our highly trained tree planting partners will always find a way through for the lost parts to get revived.

The project PPSH Provides learning opportunities for village communities to understand how sustainable environmental conservation leads to increased availability for alternative forestry products and helps to reduce over dependency behavior on Nature reserves.

1

...

25

26

27

28