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WWF-Tanzania WWF- Tanzania operates in areas with some of the famous aquatic and terrestrial habitats in the world.

These habitats are not only rich in diversity of flora and fauna but also support economic development and subsistence livelihood. WWF- Tanzania operates in areas with some of the famous aquatic and terrestrial habitats in the world; they include Ruaha River Basin, Lake Victoria Basin, East Usambara, Eastern Arc Mountains,Coastal Forest Landscapes, Rufiji, Mafia and KilwaSeascapes and Ruvuma Landscape.

Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow they are shaping today.As part of the People Powering Biodiversity (PP...
12/06/2026

Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow they are shaping today.

As part of the People Powering Biodiversity (PPB) Programme, young leaders came together for an open and engaging dialogue to reflect on their role in driving change from the community level to national, continental, and global platforms.

The discussion explored how youth can influence conservation, sustainable development, and decision-making processes, while amplifying their voices on issues that matter most to people and nature. It was a powerful reminder that when young people are empowered with knowledge, opportunities, and a platform to lead, they become unstoppable forces for positive change.

Through the PPB Programme, we continue to invest in youth leadership, recognizing that meaningful conservation and sustainable development can only be achieved when young people are actively involved in shaping solutions and leading action.

The future of biodiversity is people-powered—and youth are at the heart of that transformation.

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A major milestone for the People Powering Biodiversity (PPB) Programme and community-led conservation in Tanzania.Today,...
11/06/2026

A major milestone for the People Powering Biodiversity (PPB) Programme and community-led conservation in Tanzania.

Today, WWF Tanzania launched a TZS 1.2 billion Direct Financing Mechanism (DFM) under the People Powering Biodiversity (PPB) Programme, empowering local communities in Ruvuma Region to lead conservation efforts and sustainable livelihood initiatives.

The DFM is designed to place resources directly into the hands of communities, recognizing them as the true custodians of biodiversity and key partners in building resilient and sustainable landscapes. Through this investment, communities will strengthen the management of Village Land Forest Reserves (VLFRs), expand conservation based enterprises, and enhance local capacity through improved tools, equipment, and governance systems.

By reducing funding barriers and increasing local ownership, the PPB Programme is demonstrating how innovative conservation financing can deliver meaningful outcomes for both people and nature.

This initiative positions Ruvuma as a model for community-driven conservation financing and contributes to national and global biodiversity goals by ensuring that those closest to nature have the resources and authority to protect it.

When communities lead, conservation thrives.

11/06/2026

Forests have always shown up for us.

For every country.
For every generation of fans.
For every breath before kick-off.

Now it’s our turn to show up for them.

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One planet. One pitch. One team. It all starts with the same home ground. 🌍⚽🌳 Forests keep us all in the game. Share if ...
11/06/2026

One planet. One pitch. One team.

It all starts with the same home ground.

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Forests keep us all in the game.
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Leo ni Siku ya Bahari Duniani Bahari ni chanzo cha maisha, ajira, chakula na ustawi wa mamilioni ya watu. Mwaka huu, kau...
08/06/2026

Leo ni Siku ya Bahari Duniani

Bahari ni chanzo cha maisha, ajira, chakula na ustawi wa mamilioni ya watu. Mwaka huu, kaulimbiu ya "Maeneo Madhubuti ya Hifadhi za Baharini kwa Sayari Yetu ya Bluu" inatoa wito kwa viongozi, wadau na wananchi kuchukua hatua za kulinda bahari na rasilimali zake kwa vizazi vya sasa na vijavyo.

Dunia imejipanga kulinda angalau asilimia 30 ya bahari ifikapo mwaka 2030. Sasa ni wakati wa kutekeleza ahadi hizi kwa kuimarisha hifadhi za baharini na kulinda bioanuwai ya bahari.

Ahadi zimetolewa. Sasa ni wakati wa kuchukua hatua. Pamoja Inawezekana!
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On this year’s World Environment Day, celebrated under the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future,” WWF ...
05/06/2026

On this year’s World Environment Day, celebrated under the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future,” WWF Tanzania was deeply honored to receive a prestigious award from the Vice President’s Office in recognition of our dedicated service to environmental conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources.

This recognition reflects the collective efforts of communities, partners, government institutions, youth, and conservation champions who continue to work alongside us to protect Tanzania’s rich biodiversity and build a more sustainable future. It is a reminder that every action taken to safeguard nature contributes to a healthier climate and a better tomorrow for generations to come.

As we celebrate this milestone, we reaffirm our commitment to creating lasting conservation impact and ensuring that people and nature thrive together.

Under the theme “Climate Action”, this World Environment Day 2026 reminds us that meaningful change happens when communi...
05/06/2026

Under the theme “Climate Action”, this World Environment Day 2026 reminds us that meaningful change happens when communities take the lead in protecting and restoring nature.Across Tanzania, community-led conservation efforts are restoring degraded rangelands, strengthening sustainable land and livestock management, and building resilience to climate change. These actions are improving ecosystem health while also enhancing livelihoods and promoting coexistence between people and wildlife.

From improved grazing practices and habitat restoration to evidence-based land management and nature-friendly enterprises, communities are proving that climate action is most effective when it is locally driven and inclusive.
We value the contribution of the for supporting our projects such as Land for Life Project, Wildlife Credits Project, and REDAA Project. .

This week, we concluded a three-day Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) in Africa Initiative Regional Workshop in Tan...
05/06/2026

This week, we concluded a three-day Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) in Africa Initiative Regional Workshop in Tanzania, bringing together representatives from across Africa under the theme “Accelerating Restoration Delivery Toward 2030.”

The workshop provided a platform to reflect on progress, share lessons learned, strengthen partnerships, and define practical actions to accelerate restoration efforts across the continent.

As participants return home, they carry renewed commitment and clear action plans to advance restoration, strengthen livelihoods, and build a greener, more resilient Africa

Wrapping Up the Youth Conservation Champions Annual Meeting Leading by example, the Youth Conservation Champions came to...
05/06/2026

Wrapping Up the Youth Conservation Champions Annual Meeting

Leading by example, the Youth Conservation Champions came together to clean the Medeli Forest in Dodoma, putting the spirit of the Ishi Kijani, Ishi Kijanja campaign into action and demonstrating their commitment to protecting the environment.

Beyond the clean-up exercise, the young champions engaged in meaningful discussions, shared experiences, and exchanged innovative ideas on environmental conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable living. The gathering provided a valuable platform for learning, networking, and inspiring one another to become stronger advocates for nature.

In recognition of their dedication and active participation in clean cooking energy and climate change initiatives, WWF Tanzania awarded certificates to the participants. These young leaders continue to prove that lasting change starts with collective action, passion, and a shared vision for a greener and more sustainable future.

Together, we are nurturing a generation that is ready to lead the way toward a better tomorrow.

Youth Conservation Champions are turning environmental challenges into opportunities for innovation and sustainable deve...
04/06/2026

Youth Conservation Champions are turning environmental challenges into opportunities for innovation and sustainable development.

During a recent YCC meeting, young leaders were inspired by powerful stories of resilience, entrepreneurship, and environmental action in the clean energy sector. Neema Walter Moshi from Nishati Mix Technology shared how plastic waste challenges in her community inspired innovative solutions that generate both environmental and economic benefits. Likewise, Aneth Venance from Nishati ECO Solutions Limited highlighted her journey of developing clean cooking alternatives from biomass waste after witnessing the impacts of unsafe and inefficient energy sources.

The session also shed light on available opportunities, including financing mechanisms and government support for clean cooking initiatives, now recognized as a national development priority.

The key takeaway was clear: conservation is not only about protecting nature it is a catalyst for innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods. By empowering young people with knowledge, skills, and opportunities, we are nurturing a generation of leaders committed to building a greener and more sustainable future for people and nature.♻️

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