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We believe that changing children’s mindsets will impact changes in the entire family, the community on a large scale and the future generation. We want our regreening efforts to be sustainable and long-lasting, which is why we don’t only focus on providing knowledge about restoration to our beloved champion farmers, but for more than five years we have campaigned to involve school children in our regreening revolution. How we do this? After a first pilot project together with BlinK in Kibaigwa

We teach easy and cheap methods for rapid regreening farms in dry areas. This month, we trained over 200 champion farmers from Arusha and Manyara Region who have been part of our programs for one to two years and have already been acting as multipliers for spreading the knowledge of regreening. In the recently conducted training courses, they received further lessons on different topics, reviewing and building on their knowledge from previous years. For example, we trained them about conservational agriculture,

We are very happy to win the 2023 Communication Award from the Society For Ecological Restoration, which we received last month at the 10th World Conference on Ecological Restoration in Darwin, Australia. The Society For Ecological Restoration (SER) is a global partner of the UN Program “Decade on Ecosystem Restoration” and hosts yearly conferences that provide a vital platform for knowledge exchange, discussion, and engagement on the latest trends in restoration science and practice, as well as techniques and strategies for

Imagine trees could be growing on degraded land. Imagine desertification could be stopped, hundreds of millions would not have to leave their homes. Imagine all that is needed is still there, right beneath our feet. Imagine a whole underground forest is waiting to emerge again. Now just imagine that this is not a dream, but has already been successfully practiced on thousands of farms across the African continent and it is exactly what we are doing right now here in Tanzania.

We are looking for the right candidate to fill a key position in our Heat Adaptation project The vacancy Field Coordinator – Impact Evaluation (1 post) The project overview LEAD Foundation has received funding from Wellcome Trust to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the role of trees in mitigating the health effects of extreme heat exposure on agricultural workers (https://wellcome.org/news/these-research-projects-are-finding-ways-adapt-heating-planet). We will work with local and international experts in medicine, epidemiology, forestry, climatology, agriculture, and anthropology, and build on our land

EASY and FAST are the most common words farmers use when it comes to describing restoration of trees using Kisiki Hai technique. It just took 11 months for the above tree to grow from a small tree stump to 2+ meters high in a semi arid region. We work together with local farmers to transform bushes and sprouts into thriving, fully grown trees using a method named Kisiki Hai or famously known as FMNR. We have made a great progress in

Earth smiles doing what they do best – making the earth blossom and smile. It is the end of another rain season and more vegetation in our bund site in Esilalei, Arusha. This land was once barren and depleted, but thanks to the bunds we dug with the local communities and salgen.it Justdiggit in 2021, the land has started to regenerate. These bunds filled with rainwater, now boast lush vegetation and contribute to restoring the water balance. Big shoutout to the

BIG NEWS: we have successfully brought back 14 million trees in central Tanzania with our Kisiki Hai (FMNR) peut-on prendre 2 cialis 5 mg program that is been implemented by us and Justdiggit. We have restored all these 14 million trees in 5 years using the FMNR technique which is famously known as Kisiki Hai (a living tree stump) here in Tanzania. We work together with local farmers to transform bushes and sprouts into thriving, full -grown trees that will have

FMNR or as we call it in Kisiki Hai is the main technique we use to restore trees in semi arid lands because it has a very high success rate in drylands and can easily be adapted by the community. In partnership with One Tree Planted and World Resourse Institute we have recently started supporting farmers in addressing poverty, land degradation, and climate change through a little bit of tree planting especially drought tolerant species like Gliricidia Trees which do well

During our movie roadshows or the travelling cinema as some call it, we visit hundreds of villages with Justdiggit to explain and teach regreening techniques such as geyimedicals.es Kisiki Hai (FMNNR) and Fanya Juu/Chini. In our ongoing roadshow we are showing the third Kisiki Hai movie to villagers. A movie roadshow paradormirmejor.org event is whole day event filled with theatre, music and performances about Kisiki Hai. When the evening falls a large movie theatre screen is set up, which shows the inspiring