Geita Tree Plantation for Community

Geita Tree Plantation for Community

TZ Tanzania

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Our project aims to reduce poverty and conserve the environment in the Geita region. With extreme poverty and environmental damage from mineral extraction, we focus on diversifying income sources and promoting sustainable practices to protect the community and nature.

164,690Trees funded of 193,649
15,856 TCO2 compensated
5,056Followers
Plant from 1 €
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August 2026

This is one among of the Acacia family species we planted along the river Ligembe riparian zone is showing impressive growth. In just two years these trees have grown rapidly and are already becoming an important part of the river ecosystem.

Beyond growing quickly, they help strengthen

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27 Aug 2026
July 2026

Ficus (fig) trees are thriving at the River Ligembe riparian planting site because the wetland environment provides continuous soil moisture, nutrient-rich alluvial soils, and a favourable microclimate. These conditions support rapid root development, healthy growth, and high survival

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30 Jul 2026
March 2026

Acacia trees are proving to be powerful allies in restoring our riverbanks and watershed area at River Ligembe watershed planting site in Geita region 🌿💧.

With their deep root systems, they stabilize soil, reduce erosion, and bring life back to degraded areas.

Today, we are

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26 Mar 2026
February 2026

We are excited to share progress from River Ligembe plantingsite in Geita, Tanzania, where another many trees has been successfully planted as part of our community-led restoration initiative where community members have planted trees along a vulnerable riverbank as part of our ecosystem

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27 Feb 2026
March 2025

To support the Tanzanian government policies of to reduce the use of energy sources that are hazardous to the health of individuals and the environment. In Geita region, the annual consumption of charcoal is estimated to be high per person. The effects of the loss of forests are

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28 Mar 2025