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In collaboration with the Policy Forum, TNRF has prepared a debate titled, ‘Does current wildlife conservation policy and law address economic and livelihood issues for all Tanzanians? A debate on the Wildlife Act 2008'
The Congress is divided into two parts: The Forum and the Members' Assembly
The Forum
The Forum is a grand public gathering hosted by the world’s conservation community, bringing together people from all over the world to discuss, share and learn.
Agenda: Conflict resolution and peace building for sustainable use and management of land and sharing natural resource (forest, water etc) between Maasai traditional leaders and Wanamije (Sonjo) Council of spiritual leaders
Agenda: Forum about general conflict resolution a. Approve a resolution made during 10-12/09/meeting on livestock theft b. Assess the implementation of the agreed plan on land and water resources use and management c. Initiate a traditional resolution on retribution after murder between Purko, Loita and Laitayok sub Maasai section "ILoikop"
MAJOR TOURISM CONFERENCE ON TRAVELERS' PHILANTHROPY: ‘Making Travelers Philanthropy Work for Development, Business, and Conservation'
The Center on Ecotourism and Sustainable Development (CESD), a non-profit organization based in the United States, announces plans to hold a major global tourism conference in Arusha, Tanzania, on December 3-5, 2008. The topic of the conference will be Travelers' Philanthropy, which is a growing part of the global tourism industry. Travelers'
Philanthropy supports a wide range of community development and conservation projects in the host countries where tourism businesses operate, and is part of the global movement towards ecotourism or sustainable tourism.
A meeting of the TNRF Steering Committee, Secretariat and advisors to review progress to date in achieving TNRF's 2007-2008 Strategy, and begin to develop TNRF's strategy for 2009-2011.
The outcome of this meeting will be presented to the Annual General Assembly of members on 10th October 2008.
Further information about the meeting programme and logistics will be made available to meeting participants.
RSS is a family of Web feed formats which this website uses to publish frequently updated content such as news, upcoming events and information resources that have been recently posted to the TNRF website.
An RSS document, is called a "web feed" and contains either a summary of content from an associated website (e.g. see the 'newsfeeds' link on the 'member resources' menu) or the full text of a TNRF web page item. RSS makes it possible for you to automatically keep up-to-date with new TNRF content without having to check the website manually.
