Four ways we grow a greener Tanzania.
Each program feeds the others: trees protect water, schools grow guardians, and families earn from forests that keep standing.
Schools · Villages · Local authorities
01
Tree Plantation
We plant indigenous and fruit trees with schools, villages and local government, choosing species that suit each site and the people who live there.
- Indigenous species that restore native habitat
- Fruit trees for nutrition and extra income
- Planting days led by students and families
Water · Soil · Climate
02
Conservation & Climate
Trees are our best defence against drought, floods and rising heat. We focus our planting where it protects the most.
- Planting around springs, rivers and water catchments
- Stabilising slopes and farmland against erosion
- Growing carbon sinks that cool local climates
Clubs · Lessons · Materials
03
Education & Awareness
Children are the guardians of tomorrow's forests. We bring climate learning into classrooms and onto school grounds.
- Environmental clubs in partner schools
- Climate lessons and learning materials
- Every student plants and cares for a tree
Fruit · Nurseries · Agroforestry
04
Sustainable Livelihoods
Forests last when they also feed families. We help communities earn a living from the trees they plant.
- Fruit trees that bring food and extra income
- Community tree nurseries and seedling sales
- Agroforestry that combines crops and trees