Some days bring unexpected challenges, like a truck stuck in the mud. But with a community full of helping hands, nothing stays stuck for long. We pushed through, together. From a rough start to trees in the ground, we still got the job done. Grateful for every heart that shows

Today we honor the unity that shaped our nation, the coming together of Zanzibar and Tanganyika. Happy Union Day, Tanzania 🇹🇿

New place, same mission. We’re growing bigger, our new Ruvu nursery is in progress! Let’s bring this nursery to life starting from the seeds. Link in bio.

With planting holes freshly prepared, we’re laying the foundation for something greater. Let’s turn this potential into a greener future. Join us in making it happen, link in bio to plant yours today!

We stand with parents who want the best for their children but can’t afford school supplies. From elderly caregivers to families in need, we step in where help is needed most. Their words of thanks are a powerful reminder of why we do what we do. Watch their heartfelt words

Today, we celebrate the hands, hearts, and minds that keep the world moving. Here’s to the dedication, resilience, and spirit of every worker. Happy Workers’ Day🌱💚.

We all know the fruit, but do we take time to notice the seed? One feeds us today, but the other holds the power to feed and sustain future generations. It’s a simple reminder that change can start small, right in our hands. Let’s plant more avocados, click the link in our bio

In this interview, Oriana Medina from Tree-Nation sits down with Khalifa Mganga, Executive Director of Forest Focus, to explore the Plant to Stop Poverty project in Tanzania. Since 2021, this community-driven reforestation effort has planted over 1.6 million trees, restoring

With every tree they carry and every seed they plant, these women are strengthening communities and restoring the land. At Forest Focus, we believe real change begins with those who work hand in hand with nature leaving a lasting impact for generations to come. Let’s keep

We were happy to welcome the Rural water supply and sanitation agency-Korogwe as they came to learn about the role of tree planting in protecting water sources🌳💧 It’s encouraging to see growing awareness of the connection between forests and water.

At Forest Focus, we plant 75% indigenous trees and 25% fruit trees. Indigenous trees protect and restore ecosystems. Fruit trees provide food and income for communities. Let’s plant more, restoring nature and fighting poverty. Link in bio.

Yesterday, we had the honor of participating in the Tanga Region Tree Planting Day celebrations, led by the Tanga Regional Commissioner Beate Huber.burian This event was part of the lead-up to World Environment Day, which will be marked on June 5th. We also took part in an

Teamwork in motion 🌿 Our team comes together to load trees that are on their way to restore and enrich communities. These trees will help bring life back to degraded land, support local livelihoods, and create greener, healthier spaces for generations to come. Every step, from

Our team is growing bigger every day! We’re excited to welcome four new members to Forest Focus. Vaileth Shembwana joins us as our Social Support Officer, while Joyce Philimoni, Theresia Mbelwa, and Peter Mnzava join as Field Officers. We’re glad to have them on board as we

A smile that says hope 🌿 In her hands are seedlings of Markhamia lutea, trees known for their power to conserve the environment. These trees play a key role in restoring degraded land, improving soil quality, and protecting water sources. Once planted, they will help prevent

From above, it looks like a landscape of pure beauty, a dam nestled alongside rich, green trees. But on the ground, this water does more than simply sit still. It supports agriculture, provides water for livestock, and sustains entire communities. The trees beside it play a vital

📚✨ A day to remember at Tewe Primary School where learning met support. We spent the day engaging with students and parents, sharing knowledge, offering guidance, and providing essential school stationeries to help make education a little smoother. Let’s keep supporting these

We provide fast-growing papaya trees that bear fruit within six months, giving small-scale farmers a quicker path to income. This early harvest helps reduce the need for cutting down trees for timber or charcoal. Farming with purpose. Growing with impact. 🌱 Let’s help more

This is what impact looks like from above 🌿 A truck loaded with indigenous and fruit trees, making its way to Tewe Village through a landscape already showing the beauty of restoration. These trees aren’t just about greening the land they’re about restoring ecosystems and