Mlola Biodiversity Restoration

Mlola Biodiversity Restoration

TZ Tanzanie

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Our project focuses on restoring biodiversity by engaging local communities in education and tree planting. The Usambara Mountains' forests have suffered from deforestation due to agricultural expansion and logging. We are working to restore these forests by planting native trees and raising environmental awareness in nearby villages.

168,481Arbres financés sur 170,000
8,409 TCO2 capturé
4,402Abonnés
Ecotourism
6 mises à jour
février 2026

Chroton megalocarpus is the beloved specie in this area hence it's not only because of its tolerance in weather conditions but also it's among of the native in species in the area.

It actually saves for shade and even it sometimes used to compasate the human needs like cooking energy

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16 févr. 2026
janvier 2026

Infact, the good things will not go to those who sit and wait but will go to those who work and make it happen!

Let's work and plant more trees to make our world much better for every living matters within.

The picture above illustrate the one of our planting officer who is interested

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10 janv. 2026

Thanks for your cooperation Brandon P

mai 2025

Ladies and gentlemen, it's really encouraging to visit the forest created by your own project performing well and tree growth healthy.
Today we made a visit on our trees planted in 6 years ago in the one of our previous planting site for investigating the trees growth development

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03 mai 2025
novembre 2024

On trees the birds can makes their homes, meeting areas and even sometimes refreshments. The picture above illustrate the group of birds which are selected the specific tree in their destination as the meeting place during the evening. When meet there are selebrating by selebratating

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20 nov. 2024
septembre 2024

Ladies and gentlemen! We are very excited to share this photo because it shows the area of this plantation which has not yet planted. We real focusing to plant more trees here as the landscapes of this plantation will be more attractive and serves the life of natural biodiversity

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17 sept. 2024
décembre 2023

Today we visited our trees planted at the topest mountain in kwemfumbii plantation last week for the aim of safeguarding the mountain area from soil erosion, land degradation and flooding.

In this visit we we are proud of better trees development as shown in the illustration above

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17 déc. 2023