Mlola Biodiversity Restoration, Tanzânia

Our project focuses on restoring biodiversity by engaging local communities in education and tree planting. The Usambara Mountains' forests have suffered from deforestation due to agricultural expansion and logging. We are working to restore these forests by planting native trees and raising environmental awareness in nearby villages.

55,136 Árvores financiados de 70,000

17,712.94 T CO2 Compensado

906 Seguidores

Plantar desde 0,35€

setembro 2023

In our project, the preparation of the next planting season has began by making holes for transplantation of the new tree sapling to the permanent places. The aim of doing these presentation is to make sure we are able to plant a large number of trees per season so as to reforest

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16 set 2023

Ladies and gentlemen! While we are waiting for the recent next planting season our project team are proceeding with several obligations including the visit of our strategic planting sites as well as creating new planting site which will come soon after completing the current one.

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13 set 2023

julho 2023

Plastic removal: is the significant process of removing remainder plastic materials from the seedlings after transportation of tree saplings to the permanent field. This process helps trees to smoothly gain the necessary moisture and air as well as available nutrients from the soil.

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27 jul 2023

Croton megalocarpus is among of native species in East Africa including Tanzania. It is commonly preferable in areas with the little rainfall per year. It's saplings tolerates to grows in areas with the scarce of water compared to other spcies.

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19 jul 2023