The ocean is at the heart of life in Tanzania. From fishing and seaweed farming to mangrove forests and seagrass meadows, millions of people depend on healthy marine ecosystems for their daily livelihoods. Yet our ocean is under pressure from climate change, pollution, and overuse. At the same time, young people are stepping up like …
Youth and Ocean Innovation: Our Ocean Bootcamp 2025 Read More »
As climate change accelerates, the world is turning to nature-based solutions and blue carbon ecosystems like mangroves and seagrass meadows are at the heart of this movement. These ecosystems not only capture massive amounts of carbon but also protect coastlines, support biodiversity, and sustain local livelihoods. At SOA Tanzania, we recognize that local youth must …
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On 14th June 2025, Tanzania joined hands with the world in the Global Ocean Cleanup 2025, a monumental effort led by SOA Tanzania with the support of the Oceanic Society. Held at Salendar Bridge and Msimbazi Estuary in Dar es Salaam, this cleanup was not just about removing waste it was a statement of youth-led …
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“The ocean doesn’t need a single hero—it needs a generation. A generation that rises, restores, and protects. That is the generation we are building.”— Ailars David About me I am Ailars David. a marine scientist and a certified scuba diver, serving as the founder and hub leader for Sustainable Ocean Alliance Tanzania, a youth led NGO and …
Are you passionate about ocean conservation and eager to grow with one of Tanzania’s leading youth-led movements? SOA Tanzania is expanding — with over 700+ members and growing partnerships, we’re on track to reach 1,000+ members by 2030. To meet this momentum, we are looking for two dynamic individuals to join us in shaping the …
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We are thrilled to announce that SOA Tanzania, in collaboration with the Oceanic Society, will be co-hosting the Global Ocean Cleanup 2025 in Tanzania! This impactful event will take place on June 14, 2025, at the Msimbazi Estuary in Dar es Salaam — one of the most critical coastal ecosystems currently under severe threat from …
Description of the Training Camera traps are an essential tool for wildlife monitoring, offering a non-invasive and non-destructive way to study animals in their natural habitat. With advancements in data analysis tools, particularly in machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), annotating and classifying camera trap images has become more efficient and accurate. This rapid technological …
Are you a professional expert in marine science conservation or a related field? Do you have a passion for mentoring, consulting, and contributing to impactful ocean conservation initiatives? SOA Tanzania invites professional experts from around the globe to join our vibrant community as mentors or advisory board members! What We Offer As a mentor or …
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Are you passionate about ocean conservation, marine science, and community development? Do you want to make a tangible impact on the sustainable future of our oceans? SOA Tanzania is excited to announce open positions and volunteering opportunities where qualified youth can join our dynamic team and contribute to meaningful ocean conservation efforts. We are an …
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During the Ocean Bootcamp 2024, Tanzanian youth leaders gathered to explore the 2024 Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF) Report, analyzing its impact on local environmental efforts and the wider African landscape. The discussions were centered on the report’s relevance to ocean conservation and the blue economy, recognizing its potential to drive sustainable development in coastal communities. Here’s …
