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Serengeti Landscape Elephants in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. © Mary Hulett/TNC Photo Contest 2019

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In Western Tanzania, Empowered Women Drive Community Transformation

From conservation farming to microfinancing, meet the women who are leading change in Western Tanzania. 

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Restoring Balance to Lake Tanganyika

TNC is working with partners in four countries to bring science-based, community-driven conservation efforts to the world’s longest lake.

Warda Kanagwa stands with community members in Randilen Wildlife Management Area in Tanzania.

Grasses are Everything

Warda Kanagwa, TNC’s livestock and grazing officer in northern Tanzania, helps the Maasai people protect grasslands that are foundational to their livelihood and to the region’s spectacular wildlife.

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The Freedom to Move: Wins for Corridors and Communities in Tanzania

Pastoralists and wildlife in Tanzania depend on corridors of grass and water unimpeded by development.

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Featured Video: Tanga Water Fund The tropical forests of the East Usambra Mountains in Tanzania are home to many unique species and are the source of the Zigi River, which supplies water to the coastal city of Tanga. TNC and its partners have developed the Tanga Water Fund to protect the watershed, keeping upstream forests healthy.
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