Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

This wise man and aged one is encouraging us to plant more trees at Mangika Hamlet where Tree-Nation is sponsoring tree planting activities along the Pangani River Basin.
His name is Jonathan and he is ready and actively engaged in restoration activities as he showed up in the village

Local community involvement is crucial for the success and long-term sustainability of tree planting projects, leading to increased satisfaction, improved tree survival rates, and broader community benefits.
When residents actively participate in planning, planting, and maintaining

Incorporating local knowledge into restoration practices is essential for understanding the ecological context and cultural significance of the land. We have engaged local communities through workshops and participatory planning sessions to gather insights on traditional land management

The trees we are planting have a lot of benefits such as:
1.Restoration of the degraded parts of the forests
2.Helping to ensure fair income distribution among the members of the community we work with, men and women.
3.Managed to establish numerous stewards towards conservation

Our project has created numerous benefits such as:
1. Managed to plant thousands of native trees to restore Mkussu Forest Reserve.
2. Managed to engage more than 365 farmers that have been involved in the planting action since April, 2023.
3. Managed to improve the lives of many