Posts related to PWCs climate resilience and adaptation initiatives
For the indigenous pastoralists Maasai of northern Tanzania, access and control of land (and the pasture and water on it) signifies life in its entirety. Land sustains their livestock which is their main livelihood and a central symbol of their social and cultural identity. Additionally land holds and safeguards their sacred sites and herbs of […]
Selian Lekiryason Koitumet is a 32 years old, born and raised in Ololosokwan village. She got married and was blessed with five children (2 girls and 3 boys). As a mother, she works hard to provide for her family because her husband was not employed. We have faced many challenges brought about by the harsh
Permaculture practice supports Selinas Family Read More »
Monduli is one of the seven districts of Arusha Region and covers a total area of 6,419 square kilometers. It is also one of Tanzania’s driest districts with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 35°C, while rainfall ranges from less than 500mm in the lowlands to 900mm in the highlands. The photos above were taken in
Environmental Regeneration Efforts in Monduli, Northern Tanzania Read More »
