MAHALE CHIMPANZEES Parts of western Tanzania are the easternmost end of chimpanzees’ range in the world, home to the eastern chimpanzee Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii. On the forest trails of Mahale Mountains National Park, you will get within an earshot of man’s closest kin before you even...
HAVE YOU WATCHED IT YET? Mkomazi Rhino Guardians film is a one of a kind type of film. The authenticity of this film is mesmerizing, as it is created with the devotion and passion for the conservation of the endangered species in Tanzania. It took six...
Mkomazi National Park established in 2008 with a size of 3,245km2 is one among young national parks in Tanzania. It was gazetted by upgrading the status of the Mkomazi-Umba Game Reserve. This reserve was established in 1951 but lost its value because of anthropogenic factors...
Pori Photo Competition Apply Now 00 Days 00 Hours 00 Minutes 00 Seconds ~ Capturing wildlife for conservation ~ Pori Competition is a series of competitions designed to empower Tanzanian Wildlife photographers. It aims at showcasing their work and enabling them to share their skills with others while enhancing theirs.The competition runs on WeNaturalists, this...
Power of GIS and Media on Solving Marine Litter Problem Most solutions from conservation practitioners specifically when dealing with environmental problems, in developing countries and big cities like Dar es Salaam which produce more than 10,000 tons of solid wastes generated per day with a rate...
WHERE TO SEE WILDBEEST MIGRATION We are happy to have been featured in an article on wildlife by Horizon Guides. Hans Ngoteya, our Founder shared his thoughts on Where To See The Wildebeest Migration, for an essential guide to planning a migration safari in Tanzania and...
C2C is sustainability on steroids. It’s a fresh way of looking at our world problems very practically and positively; it’s not just looking to solve our natural catastrophes with mitigation and lessening toxicity. All of our industries and products are able to completely feed back...