Usambara Biodiversity Conservation

Forests and our natural world face unprecedented threats but hope lies in the hands of the women, indigenous people, and communities on the frontlines of protecting and restoring these vital ecosystems.

We always welcome visitors and volunteers to learn more about our cultural heritage, view our landscapes and plant trees. Our project promotes ecotourism, which helps bring people from all around the world to contribute to our objective of conserving our natural habitat.

A bottom-up approach:
We start our reforestation projects by connecting with local communities and building relationships with local leaders who want their environment to thrive. These communities guide us to planting opportunities, build their citizens’ commitment to restoring

We are planting 1 million trees with Tree Nation in a special order to transform our landscapes and forests. Gifts in wills, of any amount, have a huge impact on the work that we do for people and the planet. By leaving a legacy,

-Plant native and threatened tree species that

Ecotourism typically involves travel to destinations where flora, fauna, and cultural heritage are the primary attractions. Ecotourism is intended to offer tourists an insight into the impact of human beings on the environment and to foster a greater appreciation of our natural habitat