Eco-Tourism program

help us Harness the Transformative Power of Eco-Tourism in Tanzania

with your help we can fully Harness the Transformative Power of Eco-Tourism in Tanzania

Eco-tourism holds unparalleled potential to combat poverty and drive sustainable development across Tanzania. By directly engaging local communities in eco-tourism initiatives, we can create meaningful employment, preserve cultural heritage, and safeguard Tanzania’s extraordinary natural resources. As of 2018, nearly 44.9% of the population lived below the international poverty line of $2.15 per day (World Bank). The need for sustainable solutions has never been more urgent—and eco-tourism offers a path to economic empowerment and environmental preservation.
We invite you to be at the heart of an extraordinary mission. Through innovative eco-tourism initiatives, we’re tackling two of humanity’s greatest challenges: environmental degradation and poverty. By supporting our programs, you become a champion for change—uplifting lives and preserving Tanzania’s stunning natural heritage for future generations.

Your support makes you a champion of change. Eco-tourism not only generates jobs and supports local businesses but also serves as a catalyst for preserving Tanzania’s natural and cultural heritage. Every donation you make contributes to creating opportunities for underserved communities, fostering economic growth, and implementing eco-friendly practices that protect Tanzania’s biodiversity for generations to come. Together, we can transform lives, uplift communities, and build a sustainable future.

Your generosity fuels meaningful change. Let’s reduce poverty and conserve the environment and world heritage—together!

A close-up of a Zanzibar red colobus monkey amidst the lush green branches of a forest in Tanzania.
A vast herd of bison is guided by riders across colorful autumn grasslands, showcasing nature's beauty.

Serengeti Grassland Restoration Project

Why This Matters:
The Serengeti supports over 2 million migratory animals and drives $150 million annually in eco-tourism revenue. However, grassland degradation is disrupting wildlife populations and the livelihoods of the 80,000 residents dependent on eco-tourism.

Impact:

  • Environmental: Restoring 1,000 hectares of grassland will increase grazing land for zebras, wildebeests, and elephants, stabilizing populations.
  • Economic: Local communities managing restoration efforts earn fair wages and are trained in eco-tourism, creating sustainable jobs.

Donor Spotlight:
A contribution of £50,000 will restore 100 hectares of grassland, impacting 50,000 animals annually. As a Grassland Champion, you’ll receive exclusive updates, a guided Serengeti safari, and your name on restoration project plaques.

From £25

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Mount Kilimanjaro Glacial Protection Program

Why This Matters:
Kilimanjaro’s glaciers are melting due to climate change, impacting water availability for millions of people. Glacial protection programs fund climate action and eco-tourism education.

Impact:

  • Environmental: will promote renewable energy and afforestation to combat glacier retreat.
  • Economic: Eco-tours will generate $5 million annually, creating 1,000 local jobs in conservation and tourism.

Donor Spotlight:

  • £50: Plant 5 native trees near glacier areas.
  • £5,000: Funds a community workshop on climate adaptation.
  • £150,000: Will build a glacier education and visitor centre, hosting 100,000 tourists annually.

Recognition: Receive a Glacier Protector Certificate and exclusive updates on climate impact.

From £50

Group of diverse people planting tree saplings together, symbolizing sustainability and teamwork.

Restore Kilimanjaro’s Forests and Protect Livelihoods

Why This Matters: Deforestation on Mount Kilimanjaro’s slopes has reduced water retention, increased soil erosion, and jeopardised the livelihoods of 250,000 people who depend on its ecosystem. Reforestation addresses these challenges by restoring degraded areas, enhancing biodiversity, and creating a legacy of conservation.

Environmental impact: Planting 1 million native trees annually will restore 1,000 hectares, capturing 5,000 tons of CO₂ each year. Economic: Reforestation creates over 2,000 jobs for nursery workers, guides, and eco-tourism staff.

Your Recognition as a Donor:

  • Receive GPS coordinates of your sponsored trees and updates on their growth.
  • Be celebrated as a Kilimanjaro Forest Guardian at annual tree-planting ceremonies.

🌍 Join the Reforestation Movement – Donate Monthly to Restore Kilimanjaro!
Your contributions ensure a greener Kilimanjaro, fostering sustainable livelihoods and preserving this iconic ecosystem for future generations.

From £25