Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

This picture was taken while planting and distributing fruit trees at Kwesine village as sponsored by Tree-Nation along the course of Pangani River Basin during the restoration of some parts of this important river to the lives of many villagers at Lushoto and Bumbuli councils.Despite

Pangani River Basin is very important to the lives of communities living along Lushoto-Mombo adjacent villages where lots of farmers do exist and they depend on taping water from the Pangani River Basin to irrigate into their farms.
Our team is working very fast to heal some parts

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

Today we share with you our site surveys and monitoring equipment that we use to monitor the project's success.
This is our drone that helps us to monitor the tree growth and determine the extent of environmental welfare that are about to be considered.

This native tree specie is known as podocarpus usambarenis.
It is a native tree to Usambara Region as it is among the 9 tree species that we use to plant in our restoration projects.It is rich of benefits to both human and environmental advantages.
Let's protect the existing trees

Planting trees in our cities and towns make it a good habit to make our cities look cleaner and sustainable.
This trees looks like an ornament to the building in Mombo small town but it represents a huge message that we should plant trees at any allocated place aim at protection

Planting trees is among the best weapon to fight climate change. This rask needs a community collective support towards reaching this ultimate goal.
Our nursery team is well trained to select the best and suitable tree sapling to a specific location that it will be growing well to

Seedling transplanting is among the core activities practiced at our nurseries where a large number of women especially the youth are employed to perform the nursery activities.
Our nurseries are changing lives of many and their families due to the fact that we pay them wage for

We plant trees for a reason!The Pangani River Basin needs to be restored with larger number of native trees planted on it.There is a record of tendency of water loss that have been experienced over several years,this is a time of action,let's plant more trees along Pangani River

Earth Day means a lot to our restoration team!It is a hand of support for those who are ready to combat climate change.

The Tree-Nation community has made our day and given us some strength to keep raising native trees at our nurseries while creating jobs to local women and youth

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 tree is known as Markhamia lutea.It represents thousands of native tree species planter along the course of Pangani River Basin.We need to protect this tree for it to grow well while planting many to be able to heal the planet.

Today our organization sponsored some number of trees to be planted by pupils at Mbula Primary School .We normally ensure the current generation is vested with responsibility and power to fight climate change on their own style for the common goal intended.
Thanks TN's community

While at the field we do ask for participant's consent to be in the video or photo content as a matter of respecting individual human rights and building a cohesion with the local community for easy project implementation.