Sarah Mtemvu
NGO Coordinator
Total Raised Fund
Raised
78,403,500
Goal
97,750,000
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Climate Action: Kilimanjaro Reforestation
This project will plant 100,000 native trees on Mount Kilimanjaro, working with local communities to restore forest cover, protect water sources, and combat climate change.
Climate Action: Kilimanjaro Reforestation
Healing the Mountain
Mount Kilimanjaro has lost significant forest cover due to deforestation, affecting local climate, water sources, and biodiversity. This project will plant 100,000 native trees on the mountain slopes, working with local communities to ensure long-term sustainability.
Project Activities:
- Plant 100,000 native trees on strategic locations
- Establish community tree nurseries
- Train local communities in forest conservation
- Develop sustainable forestry practices
Your contribution will help restore this iconic ecosystem and secure vital environmental services for future generations.
Supporting Our Cause Together
Meet Our Dedicated Team Members
John Mwakalinga
Church Treasurer
Pastor Daniel Mwenda
Church Leader
Adena Tanner
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Trees Planted
Hectares
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Volunteers
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CO2 Reduction
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What People Say
The project didn't just plant trees; it planted knowledge and commitment. Our children now grow up understanding the value of conservation.
Get In Touch
If you have any questions, please contact us!
Answers to Common Inquiries
Frequently Asked Questions
We focus on native species that are well-adapted to local conditions and support local biodiversity. This includes both fast-growing species for immediate impact and slow-growing hardwoods for long-term forest health.
We establish community-based monitoring systems, use drought-resistant planting techniques, schedule plantings during optimal seasons, and create incentives for local communities to protect the young trees.
Beyond environmental benefits, communities gain improved water security, potential income from sustainable forest products, training in conservation practices, and employment opportunities through the project.
We track tree survival rates, forest coverage increase, biodiversity indicators, soil quality improvements, and carbon sequestration estimates. Regular monitoring ensures we can adapt our approach as needed.
