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12 Oct 2020

Africa Regional Forest Programme Success stories

The Africa Forest Regional programme is implemented in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Madagascar and ...

01 Oct 2020

7 water sources restored by community members

Maximillian Chatila, (40) from Mapogoro village is a para professional for CARE-WWF Alliance ...

29 Sep 2020

Community forest mobile sawmilling transforming timber market in certified VLFRs

WWF and partner Mpingo Conservation Development Initiative (MCDI) with support from WWF Sweden has ...

24 Sep 2020

Magistrates Commit to support Wildlife Crimes eradication

WWF Tanzania in collaboration with the Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) arranged a ...

08 Sep 2020

FROM DREAMING TO REALITY: KHADIJA’S JOURNEY TO LAND OWNERSHIP

“For women in rural areas, it’s one thing to own land and it’s another to have control over the ...

27 Aug 2020

A promising future for the gentle giants of Mafia as we mark global whale shark awareness day

30th of August marks World Whale Shark awareness day. In Tanzania this day comes with good news of ...

27 Aug 2020

Whale Sharks: The Iconic Species of Mafia Island, Tanzania

A Pristine, peaceful coastal tourism destination, Mafia Island is the only home for the whale ...

18 Aug 2020

Octopus fishing Reef Closures: A Smart Initiative for Marine Fisheries Co Management

Super excited that the team is travelling to Songosongo Island. History says humanity on the ...

30 Jul 2020

Grievance Mechanism and forms

Strengthening Marine Protected Are Management in Rufiki, Mafia and Kilwa Seascape. Download the ...

27 Jul 2020

RUMAKI Environmental and Social Management System

Read and download the guidelines for Environmental and Social Management for the RUMAKI project ...

WWF Tanzania REPORT

WWF TANZANIA REDD+ FINAL PILOT PROJECT REPORT

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Halting the Illegal Trade of CITES Species from World Heritage Sites Report 2017

WWF Conservation Projects in Tanzania

Modified: Oct 2010 - Started: Mar 2006

Nature Gardens, Schools and Conservation Education in the Bangweulu Basin, Northeastern Zambia

The project aims to introduce awareness of environmental issues in school children in the Bangweulu basin, Zambia. It is widely recognised that effect...

Sanje waterfall, Udzungwe National Park. Tanzania.

Modified: Sep 2010 - Started: Dec 1991

Udzungwa Mountains National Park, Tanzania

Stretching across the Eastern Arc mountain range, Tanzania’s Udzungwa Mountain National Park supports diverse wildlife, including elephant, buffalo, l...

Blue wildebeest or Brindled gnu (Connochaetes taurinus) crossing Mara river during migration. Masai Mara National Reserve. Kenya.

Modified: Apr 2010 - Started: Jan 2003

Managing the Mara River in Kenya and Tanzania

The Mara River runs through the Masai Mara Game Reserve on the Kenyan side and the Serengeti National Park on the Tanzanian side, and eventually flows...

BMUs necessitate police support in fighting illegal fishing

BEACH Management Units (BMUs) along the coastal lines of Tanzania are demanding for greater cooperation from marine police to help mitigate increased innovation by dynamite fishermen who sometimes use fertilizers and silent bombs.

Daniel Athumani (3rd from right), Chairperson of the Sara-Kichangani Beach Management Unit (BMU) ... rel= © Laura George/ WWF Tanzania

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WWF Tanzania Country Office

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