Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

Women are the best and important stake holders when addressing environmental issues in the societies found in Tanzania. Most of them are being affected by climate change whereby some of them live with their children as single mothers taking care of the family by feeding the family

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

Amina is among the villagers living at Kwesine village that benefited the community with fruits for agroforestry project as priority is given to women who are the catalyst of change to the society.These trees once start to ripen fruits, will help to wipe away the poverty condition

Tree planting has emerged as a transformative mechanism for female empowerment by addressing the intersection of economic necessity, social leadership, and environmental resilience. In rural agricultural settings, women often face systemic barriers such as limited land tenure, lack

This is our second tree nursery, thanks Tree-Nation community for the support to our project as we made a step to raise another 1.3million native trees in our new tree nursery and managed to provide more employment opportunities to local women at Lushoto District. We believe to plant

Pupils and students represents the future generations of our Mother Earth. Here the students were being taught how to use drones to monitor the tree planting process as a way to ensure inclusive project monitoring.
The community is aware of the importance of educating the younger

This is the ourTeam! It is composed of the management, nursery keepers and trees which are there ready to be planted. This energetic team is ready to act upon fighting climate change so that more trees can be planted and monitored.
Do you have a plan to protect the environment from

Saumu is among employees at local tree nurnurse.She works very fast and efficient knowing that deforestation is our main enemy for the future of the World.
She get her daily income to feed her family and paying for school uniforms.Tjis implied that your donations are making positive

Gender inclusivity in restoration activities is a vital approach towards reaching goals of restoring the degraded planet. By supporting this project with a number of trees means that you have assisted the balance of gender roles and enhancing equal contribution of women and men

This is what we call a busy life for all year around.It means that our nursery is busy for all seasons of the year while offloading the tree saplings to the site for being planted and welcoming new species to be raised at the nursery.
All these activities have some people who have

Indigenous women are increasingly leading conservation initiatives and advocating for their rights to protect their lands and resources.They are at the forefront of movements to protect their territories from exploitation and degradation, often facing significant challenges and risks. Their

Inclusivity of all gender in our restoration activities starts from the nursery to the planting sites create employment opportunities and value chain to those who practice local farming activities as they get to market their agricultural products due to the extra income gained by

On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible contributions of women around the globe who are at the forefront of the fight against climate change. Your passion and dedication to restoration activities not only help heal our planet but also inspire future generations

More employment opportunities are being produced in our restoration projects, we give an alternative to extra income generation to the local communities.