Replanting the burnt Mkussu Forest

👩‍💼 When Women Gain Economic Opportunity, Communities Grow Stronger.
Empowerment means creating pathways to:
💰 Financial independence
📚 Skills and knowledge
🤝 Community support
🚀 Entrepreneurship
📈 Sustainable livelihoods

Through skills development and community-based financial

For each project we implement,we make sure that we do a clear discussion with all stake holders before the project has started.
For instance our close stakeholders of the restoration projects we do are the specific government sectoral agencies, local government authorities,the community

Timing for climate change mitigation is among the best weapons towards winning the battle.
By investing in three big tree nurseries that our organization has,it make us confident that we are ready and equipped to be at the front line to fight against the impacts of climate change

It’s planting season in Tanzania and the the tree planting team's readiness to start planting mangroves is at its fullest. 🌱

But this year is different. El Niño is bringing rain early, so distribution had to start a month and a half sooner than usual, which means less time to grow

This Markhamia lutea is among the best native tree species that we planted at Mangika Hamlet in thousands in number and it is growing healthy as per the filed verification visit we did in last Month.
We are closely working with the local community;a situation that makes us easily

As our organization is led by the youth,today we are introducing our new members who is known as Miss Alice Jonas.She will be dealing with our nurseries and as an environmental specialist,she will help us on provision of environmental education to the public primary and secondary

The younger generation has more to give to the Mother Earth.They need to inherit a natural World with no pollution meaning that we must make them engaged in restoration activities so that they can really understand what actions and policies do protect the environment and what do

This is an angle of one of our big tree nursery found in lushoto, Tanzania.
It is full of native tree species of more than 13 kinds of trees.
By planting more trees,this nursery acts as a game changer to our communities

A new planting site is underway on Tanzania's coast: 500,000 mangroves are set to go into the ground this November.

The project will restore degraded land in Mwamboza village through enrichment planting, reintroducing native mangrove species into areas where the original forest

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.

Women are the best and important stake holders when addressing environmental issues in the societies found in Tanzania. Most of them are being affected by climate change whereby some of them live with their children as single mothers taking care of the family by feeding the family

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

Today let's have an explanation of impact of a single tree planted. Planting even a single tree creates a profound and measurable ripple effect across our global ecosystem. While large-scale reforestation initiatives spearheaded by organizations like Tree-Nation are crucial for

Planting trees is a good task that helps to heal our lovely planet. Sharing the challenges that we face while at the site is crucial as it helps us to inform our project supporters about the real condition of the planting site and the way forward towards finding solution to the challenges