Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

TZ Tanzania

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This project aims to restore the Mkussu Nature Forest Reserve, one of the nine forest reserves in Lushoto District, after it was damaged by fire. The project focuses on replanting indigenous tree species to rehabilitate the burnt areas, helping to revive this important ecosystem at Usambara Region located in Northern part of Tanzania .

1,218,390Trees funded of 1,710,976
83,069 TCO2 compensated
25,881Followers
Plant from 0.35 €
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6 updates
January 2026

This is Pangani River Basin, a River that is crucial to the biodiversity of Usambara Mountains and the whole Tanga region. We are proud 👏 that Tree-Nation’s community is helping to restore some of degraded parts of this Pangani River Basin as it is a backbone to the life and economic

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22 Jan 2026
February 2025

Climate change affects our water bodies that we depend on for home uses,irrigation schemes and cleaning services as well.
Our organization is committed to plant trees in Tanzania 🇹🇿 mainland to heal the planet by planting native trees along the water bodies to prevent them from

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08 Feb 2025
Guilhem Falgus Sylvatica · 11 February 2025

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January 2025

Our restoration project has provided a good number of employment opportunities to the local community and as a result there is an improvement in biodiversity conservation and living standard to our local community as they are always given equal chances to participate in the project

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10 Jan 2025
February 2024

Mangroves tree planting is among the projects that we implement here in Tanzania where we help to protect the shores of the Indian Ocean in the Tanga region and reduce carbon emissions.

27 Feb 2024
Heilvolle Impulse · 27 February 2024

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January 2024

Every solution starts with a good immense thought. It is the same as a healthy tree starts to grow in a nursery like ours.
Thanks to our followers and those who donated trees to our project as it has enabled us to plant thousands of native trees as well as improved our tree nursery

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13 Jan 2024
January 2023

Making restoration projects and involving local communities means spreading income among the indigenous community members. By donating some trees to our project, it means that you have touched the lives of many people in the families living adjacent to our project areas.
Keep donating

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18 Jan 2023