Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

This picture was taken while planting and distributing fruit trees at Kwesine village as sponsored by Tree-Nation along the course of Pangani River Basin during the restoration of some parts of this important river to the lives of many villagers at Lushoto and Bumbuli councils.Despite

Persie americana also known as an Avocado 🥑🥑 fruit tree is among the famous fruit tree to have been used to propagate agroforestry practice in Tanzania.It acts as a weapon to fight poverty as it gives more yields in not more than three years in monitored well.
Persie americana

Protection of mother trees especially for the native and fruit trees is in our priority. This is a mother tree for Plums fruit 🍑 that always give more yields during harvesting time and by doing so it improves the lives of many villagers who have these trees in their farms.

This Persia americana planted to the farms of one of our project beneficiaries in lushoto shows a great impact to the moment.It is 3 years of age and it has started to give more yields that add to the individual farmers income aiming at relieving the family from poverty that is facing

Our restoration initiatives started severql years ago as it involved planting and distribution of trees to the community . It's a task of working with rainy 🌧 season but not tired of planting trees to the community farms as we know the benefits of planting trees to the World's

This picture was taken by our monitoring Team showing a good example of Agroforestry practices where a maize plant 🪴 is seen growing together ❤️ with the Native trees known as Markhamia lutea.This helps to ensure food security and protecting the environment.

Among the project benefits of restoration of Pangani River Basin through tress planting project along Soni -Mombo River has a numerous benefits to the community as there are farmers who have farms nearby the River an md they engage in horticultural farming.

Despite of planting trees to the forests reserves, we also have an agroforestry project with schools here in Tanzania 🇹🇿 where we teach and let the students practice the real planting action with the donation of trees that we give to schools for free.

Practicing reforestation activities and agroforestry together brings about an impactfull positive change while providing employment opportunities to the local community and improving community health by ensuring clean and safe air to breath.

It has been always a nice moment when we finish planting trees, monitoring them and see them growing as well as loading off trees for a supportive agroforestry project.
ls that we establish to go in line with the forest restoration activities so that we can ensure the maximum participation

This is an avocado /persie americana fruit tree specie thaf is being raised at our nursery in thousands in number. We are always busy while preparing trees to be planted in our community to restore the degraded local farms as part of an agroforestry practices.

The benefits of agroforestry projects are such as follows:
1.Soil Quality Improvement: Agroforestry systems improve soil quality by increasing organic matter, enhancing soil structure, and promoting soil biodiversity. This leads to better water retention and reduced erosion.

2.Increased

Albizia gummiferra, as seen in this picture taken from our big nursery, is among thousands of native trees that we are growing.
We are ready to distribute and plant trees with the community as a part of making the whole society part of the change we need for our environment.