Forest Gardens - Simiyu Region

Forest Gardens - Simiyu Region

TZ Tanzania

Our project employs a unique agroforestry approach that benefits local farmers and the environment. Monoculture and logging have degraded the land and left farmers reliant on a single source of income. So far, over 700 farmers are using the Forest Garden approach to rebuild food systems, improve livelihoods, and restore the environment. CO2 per species is rounded to 50kg, as this project is twinned with VCS credits.

752,174Árboles financiados de 1,650,000
37,609 TCO2 compensado
3,171Seguidores
Plantar desde 1 €
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February 2026

The roots of restoration start with people. Farmers leading the regeneration of landscapes through diverse, productive forest gardens.

27 Feb 2026
December 2025

Sharing the results of forest gardens helps other farmers see what’s possible.
When benefits are visible — food security, income, resilience — more people choose to join.

29 Dec 2025
November 2025

This is one of the many farmers contributing to this project.

In this moment, she explained to our team her way of working, the process she follows, and how these practices have improved her livelihood in the long run.

27 Nov 2025
August 2025

During my recent visit to the project in Simiyu region, Tanzania, I was joined by dedicated project staff — the backbone of Forest Garden success — who equip farmers with the knowledge and inputs they need, while providing constant follow-up, monitoring, and reporting to ensure thriving,

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13 Aug 2025
Pepijn Verpalen · 14 August 2025

Thanks for the field update John!

June 2025

This is a great example of how agroforestry and teamwork go hand in hand — maintaining diverse crops requires coordination, especially during planting and harvest, when timing can make or break productivity.

23 Jun 2025
April 2025

We work with thousands of farmers across Tanzania, providing training and ongoing support to help their Forest Gardens thrive.

30 Apr 2025
February 2025

Forest Gardens provide farmers with sustainable livelihoods, healthier soil, and long-term food security.

By integrating trees with diverse crops, farmers reduce dependency on single harvests, making their land more resilient to climate change and economic fluctuations.

The trees

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28 Feb 2025

Farmers are the driving force behind successful Forest Gardens, transforming degraded land into productive, self-sustaining ecosystems.

By carefully selecting and nurturing trees alongside crops, they improve soil health, enhance biodiversity, and create long-term food security.

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28 Feb 2025
January 2025

Carolina Majengo, a 33-year-old single mother of two, is transforming farming. Over four years, she’s built a thriving Forest Garden with 2,735 trees and diverse crops, producing over two dozen marketable products and ensuring a steady year-round income.

27 Jan 2025

That is marvellous! Congratulations, Carolina, you are an example for many wo...

February 2024

At the heart of it all is family. Cultivating trees and crops offers benefits that extend to the entire family, nurturing both their environment and their well-being.

27 Feb 2024
Heilvolle Impulse · 27 February 2024

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We believe in the power of collective transformation for both lives and landscapes.

Within our program, every farmer embarks on a journey of learning and growth with their neighbors and community members, as they work together to revitalize their land, backed by a strong support

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26 Feb 2024
Heilvolle Impulse · 26 February 2024

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January 2024

Including kids in agroforestry practices is vital for a sustainable future. It teaches them essential skills and a strong sense of responsibility, ensuring the continued success of agroforestry for generations.

26 Jan 2024
November 2023

Amidst the lush greenery of his forest garden, a dedicated cultivator assesses the verdant growth, a testament to the sustainable practices enriching the land and community life.

24 Nov 2023

A farmer displays a flourishing cabbage from his forest garden, a symbol of growth and self-sufficiency.

24 Nov 2023