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Advancing Forest Conservation and Sustainable Development Across Tanzania
Posted on :Monday , 5th January 2026
In Tanzania, forests and vegetation cover approximately 39 per cent of the country’s total land area, equivalent to 35,257,000 hectares. This vast forest resource positions Tanzania among Africa’s most richly endowed countries in terms of natural woodland assets. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Tanzania’s forest estate remains a critica. . .
Community Innovators Lead Wood Innovation to Safeguard Forests in Tanzania
Posted on :Monday , 1st December 2025
In Zanzibar’s Pangawe area, a group of young innovators is transforming how communities cook by turning sugarcane wood waste into clean, efficient charcoal briquettes. Their initiative is being celebrated as a game changing step towards protecting forests, improving public health, and creating sustainable livelihoods for youth. The innovation aligns with Tanzania’s growing drive to . . .
Sh1bn Investment Equips Tanzania to Intensify Forest Management and Conservation Efforts
Posted on :Monday , 3rd November 2025
At Dar Es Salaam a significant stride toward strengthening sustainable forestry and forest conservation, the Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources has received 74 facilities worth over Sh1 billion to combat unregulated trade in forest products. The handover event, held in Dar es Salaam, marked a milestone for the Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS), which will use the new facilities to en. . .
Tanzania's Path to Sustainability: Balancing Forest Conservation with Economic Growth
Posted on :Friday , 1st August 2025
Tanzania is emerging as a regional example of how environmental protection can go hand-in-hand with economic opportunity. With over 48 million hectares of forest, the country is now prioritizing sustainable land use by merging conservation with community development. Recent government and partner-supported efforts are replacing harmful practices like charcoal burning and slash-and-burn farming . . .
Tanzania's Green Future to Restore Forests and Biodiversity
Posted on :Tuesday , 1st July 2025
To support Tanzania’s national target of restoring five million hectares of degraded forests and landscapes, the country is implementing the Sustainable Environmental Restoration and Biodiversity Conservation Project. This effort is part of "The Restoration Initiative (TRI), a global collaboration involving countries i.e. Tanzania, Cameroon, Kenya, the Central African Republic, Pakistan, . . .
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