Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

TZ Tanzânia

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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 .

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August 2026

Nursery work has created hundreds of jobs to our three big nurseries.We have employed 8 men and 14 women as monthly paid workers who are filling the polythene tubes with sand and ensure the native tree saplings are well maintained for easy and fast growth of these young trees.

24 Aug 2026
July 2026

Protection of mother trees especially for the native and fruit trees is in our priority. This is a mother tree for Plums fruit 🍑 that always give more yields during harvesting time and by doing so it improves the lives of many villagers who have these trees in their farms.

03 Jul 2026
June 2026

This Persia americana planted to the farms of one of our project beneficiaries in lushoto shows a great impact to the moment.It is 3 years of age and it has started to give more yields that add to the individual farmers income aiming at relieving the family from poverty that is facing

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25 Jun 2026
May 2026

This is our third and a big nursery with thousands of tree saplings that are raised to heal the World's biodiversity. It's good for us to that our restoration project is of high importance to the local communities we serve as it managed to provide employment opportunities to women

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08 May 2026
January 2026

Buying tree saplings from the local communities neighboring our nursery is a part of our contribution towards ending poverty to these communities. Our two nurseries have provided a backbone and an alternative source of income for these local communities especially women who are helping

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31 Jan 2026

Thanks Brendon

November 2025

Collecting native tree seeds requires two main sources of supply;
1.We purchase native tree seeds from a registered government entity knonw as Tanzania Tree Seeds Agency (TTSA) where we get the treated and well preserved tree seeds.
2.We collect the seeds by ourselves from the general

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04 Nov 2025
October 2025

Our nursery has employed many youths and women as they are employed/hired to supply soil and manure for the first stages of raising up a tree sapling.Planting more trees at pur projects helps to create more jobs to these community groups

23 Oct 2025

The existence of our second tree nusery promises as good source of tree saplings that we shall use to restore degraded landscapes.It acts as a home for trees and a work place for the local community.
Plant more trees to bring positive changes.

07 Oct 2025
August 2025

It's a good moment that our organization is providing jobs, helps to combat climate change, increase community income and help to eradicate poverty among the local community at Lushoto, Tanzania 🇹🇿. Your support to this project is of great importance as it has provided the community

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03 Aug 2025

Thanks a lot @Steppeland

May 2025

Our nursery thousands of healthy trees that are capable and able to compete and survive life when planted at the forests for restoration purposes. The community benefits from it as it provide employment opportunities to the local community, acts as a hub for trees to plant to their

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20 May 2025
February 2025

The social and economic benefits of restoration projects are diverse and can have a significant impact on local communities, including:

· Job creation: Restoration projects can create employment opportunities for people in various fields, such as ecology, biology, and engineering.

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18 Feb 2025
April 2024

Restoration projects create employment opportunities to the communities living in the Global South.

01 Apr 2024
Sam Lo · 10 April 2024

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January 2024

The trees we are planting have a lot of benefits such as:
1.Restoration of the degraded parts of the forests
2.Helping to ensure fair income distribution among the members of the community we work with, men and women.
3.Managed to establish numerous stewards towards conservation

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21 Jan 2024
December 2023

Progress of our school greening project, have a look at it.

11 Dec 2023

Our project has created numerous benefits such as:
1. Managed to plant thousands of native trees to restore Mkussu Forest Reserve.
2. Managed to engage more than 365 farmers that have been involved in the planting action since April, 2023.
3. Managed to improve the lives of many

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06 Dec 2023