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SOA Tanzania and Coastal Communities Establish Second Mangrove Nursery

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In a heartening display of environmental stewardship and community collaboration, the coastal communities of Bagamoyo, Tanzania, TFS and BMU joined hands with the SOA Tanzania team from April 18th to April 21st, 2024, to establish the second batch of mangrove nurseries. This initiative, supported by Re-Earthin Initiatives, Plant for the Planet, Sustainable Ocean Alliance, Archer …

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Harnessing Collaboration: SOA Tanzania Joins the Global Mangrove Alliance

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Mangrove ecosystems, often referred to as the “forests of the sea,” play a crucial role in coastal biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and protection against natural disasters. Recognizing the urgent need to conserve and restore these vital ecosystems, the Global Mangrove Alliance (GMA) was formed as an unprecedented collaboration among NGOs, governments, scientists, industry, local communities, and …

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Uniting for a Cleaner Future: SOA Tanzania’s Impact in the Global Cleanup Effort

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In the ongoing battle against plastic pollution, every action, no matter how small, contributes to a brighter, cleaner future for our planet. In 2023, SOA Tanzania, with microgrant support from Break Free From Plastic, we embarked on a monumental journey to make a tangible difference in our local communities and beyond. As an organization deeply …

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SOA Tanzania’s Mikoko Yetu Project Named Finalist in Re!Granting Program

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We are thrilled to announce that SOA Tanzania’s Mikoko Yetu project has been selected as one of the finalists in the Re!Granting program by the Re-Earth Initiative. This exciting news marks a significant milestone for our organization and underscores the importance of community-driven initiatives in ecosystem restoration and social justice. The Re!Granting program, initiated by …

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Title: “SOA Tanzania Launches Ocean Magazine: Amplifying Tanzanian Youth Voices for Ocean Conservation”

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Introduction: In the vibrant coastal nation of Tanzania, where the azure waters meet the golden shores, a powerful wave of change is being led by the youth. Recognizing the urgent need to address the challenges facing our oceans, Sustainable Ocean Alliance (SOA) Tanzania is thrilled to announce the launch of its ocean magazine. This transformative …

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Sustaining Coastal Ecosystems: SOA Tanzania’s Mangrove Restoration Project Thrives

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Introduction: In the rich tapestry of Tanzania’s ecological history, mangrove timber has been a commercial trade commodity since the ninth century, with its roots extending to northern non-forested countries, particularly in the Arabian Peninsula. Today, mangrove forests in Tanzania face a myriad of challenges outlined by the Tanzania Forest Service Agency (TFS). However, SOA Tanzania, …

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call for application

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our ocean bootcamp 2023 Our Ocean Bootcamp program, is developed and implemented by SOA Tanzania targeting to raise awareness and build capacity among Tanzanian Youth to know how to take actions for our ocean, how to develop and innovate solutions for our ocean, it gives them space to meet in person learn from one another …

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MY MIKOKO (MANGROVES) MAPPING AND PLANTING PROJECT

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Author: Amrani Nurudini Samwaja Youth Engagement to Address Climate Change through Mangrove Conservation, Restoration and Blue Economy at Bagamoyo,Tanzania. Qn 1: What are mangroves and why are they important? Mangroves are tropical trees that live in the coastal intertidal zone and can thrive in conditions most timber could never tolerate such in area with low …

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