Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

TZ Tanzanie

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This project aims to restore the Mkussu Nature Forest Reserve, one of the nine forest reserves in Lushoto District, after it was damaged by fire. The project focuses on replanting indigenous tree species to rehabilitate the burnt areas, helping to revive this important ecosystem at Usambara Region located in Northern part of Tanzania .

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83,068 TCO2 compensé
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LandRestoration
78 mises à jour
August 2026

YOUNGER GENERATION INVOLVEMENT INTO RESTORATION INITIATIVES

In nations like Tanzania—especially within vibrant educational hubs like Lushoto—empowering students to take active roles in public school tree-pla...

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If women and men are given equal chances in protecting the environment,the society will reach to a point of being with families which are actively involved in combating environmental degradation and fight against climate change. This is Amina and Bartholomew who pictured from Kwesine

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03 Aug 2026
July 2026

TODAY IS THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR ORGANIZATION

As we mark our anniversary, it is a time to reflect on the vital role that youth-led initiatives play in addressing the triple planetary crisis of ...

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Mangroves are the lungs of the planet! The Ocean is the home for mangroves.

We are targeting restoring the degraded parts of Indian Ocean by planting thousands of mangroves and help the neighborhood coastal communities that depends on fishing to sustain their lives.

04 Jul 2026
May 2026

Our team is mostly located at the field visiting our projects and report on the progress of the project. Our Executive Director was at Tanga Coastline along Indian Ocean to discuss our projects on mangroves trees.
Thanks for your continued support, together we grow with a sustainable

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30 May 2026
April 2026

Dirtying for the Mother Earth's biodiversity conservation is important to our team.Our approach is based on climate change adaptation to make life better for every being on the planet Earth.

Stay safe and protect our planet, together we can plant thousands of trees and create more

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25 Apr 2026

Halima is leading the team restoring the degraded parts of Pangani River Basin from Masange border nearby Mkussu Forest Reserve.

She is committed and passionate about restoration activities as she has more than 5 years working with our organization as a permanent employee with practical

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25 Apr 2026

EARTH DAY 2026: A CALL TO ACTION

As Earth Day approaches on April 22, 2026, we stand at a critical juncture for our planet's restoration. To reach our ambitious goal of planting a ...

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February 2026

Trees act as a "biological bank account" for the poor. By integrating trees into farming systems—a practice known as agroforestry—smallholder farmers can diversify their income streams. For example, fruit-bearing trees like mangoes and avocados provide both nutrition and marketable

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20 Feb 2026

Planting trees in the Global South is a critical socio-ecological strategy that provides livelihoods, climate resilience, and ecosystem services to over 80% of regional populations.

These efforts support the first three Sustainable Development Goals—No Poverty, Zero Hunger, and

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18 Feb 2026
January 2026

Our team have paid a visit to more than 8 villages that are requesting for trees to be planted in their village owned forests to combat deforestation that had happened in the area. We are requesting you to have a good look of the video that we shared with you with the above link.
Thanks

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15 Jan 2026

Great video! Congrats to everyone involved, and good luck and prosperity to t...

Our project normally focuses on addressing the demand for trees from the society especially from those who really need the trees. Proper planting and monitoring of the planted trees is of great importance.

14 Jan 2026

Thanks for the response Steppeland .
We shall keep working harder to heal...

December 2025

This is Msabaha.He is very happy that he is employed in our project as a field officer and that is because we have good support from you our lovely followers and supporters through Tree-Nation’s platform.
We ask you to support and to follow our project for making sure that our project

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31 Dec 2025

This is Podocarpus usambarensis as being among the native tree species that are raised at our nursery with lots of biodiversity advantage. Thousands of its species are being prepared at our nursery to help curb climate change.

27 Dec 2025
November 2025

The perfect mix of planting native trees with some food crops makes our reforestation project along Pangani River Basin to be successful.We normally inform the villagers who have their farms next to the river which fall within 60 meters from the center of the river in all the sides

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11 Nov 2025