Wildlife Conservation

Land Management

Conservation of threatened, endangered and rare plant and animal species including the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) red list in Tanzania.

To prepare Urban and Rural Risk Minimization Plan by integrating environmental conservation, disaster risks reduction, sustainable utilization etc into detailed urban/ town planning such as housing, transportation, wetland conservation, sustainable fishing, etc to reduce human and material loss.

Habitat Protection

Community Education

Advising local communities on possible wildlife farming e.g. crabs along the coast, pigeons, ostrich, reptiles, fish, growing tree species that grow fast for timber and fuel wood etc.

To Share and exchange information and knowledge embedded in different organizations and groups. This need to be recorded, documented and shared among all of them (NGO's), and used for different purposes. This is particularly true of universities and research institutions in the region where conservation occur. Regular learning opportunities are critical for communities to understand experience and prepare themselves for a nature conservation.

Eco-Tourism Development

Reforestation

Providing the alternate source of livelihood to local community which is more sustainable. Its aim is to conserve resources, especially biological diversity, and maintain sustainable use of resources, which an bring ecological experience to travelers, conserve the ecological environment and gain economic benefit. However, achieving the aims in eco tourism depends on whether they are environmentally and ecologically sustainable and economically applicable.

Reforestation helps to rebuild habitats and degradation which are the leading threats to the health of a species. Deforestation damages soil and habitats through erosion. Reforestation can help to restore what the erosion has damaged.