Our Mission

TNRF’s mission is to bring together diverse stakeholders and improve communication and understanding between them to secure consensus and better management of natural resources so that people are able to make a living and the resources are protected and made sustainable.

Rainfall Season

The statement describes the evolution of the climate systems and outlook for the October to December, 2019 rainfall season, advisories and early warnings to various weather sensitive sectors including Agriculture..........Download here

Maajabu Unit

This unit aims to produce films that help communities share their voices and opinions on issues regarding governance of natural resources. View TNRF-Maajabu films here

Policy Brief on Land-Based

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Making land-based investment work for communities in Tanzania

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Tanzanian policy makers have an opportunity to spearhead the implementation of the country’s industrialisation agenda through integrated and people-centered land-based investments.....Read More

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2000

Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in Botswana:, , (2000)

The conflicts of legislations and collision of jurisdictions:, , (2000)

Conservation of Wildlife Outside Core Wildlife Protected Areas in the New Millennium:, , 13/12/2000, (2000)

2001

Collaborative Reef and Reef Fisheries Management in Tanga, , (2001)

Community - based forest management guidelines, , Dar es Salaam Tanzania, (2001)

Community - Based Natural Resource Management: Knowledge Management and Knowledge Sharing in the Age of Globalization, , CBNRM NET, August 2001, p.31, (2001)

E-INFO_CBNRM_NET_Overview.pdf (194.14 KB)

Conservation and poverty: The Case of Amani Nature Reserve, , Dar es Salaam Tanzania, (2001)

Conserving Tropical Biodiversity amid Weak Institutions, , Bio Science, Volume Vol. 51, Issue Paper no. , USA, (2001)

2002

The Challenge of Community-based Protected Area Management: -(SCF-TZ, , Volume 12, Issue No. 02, (2002)

Climate Change and Biodiversity, , April 2002, p.86, (2002)

E-INFO_IPCC_2002_Climate_Change_and_Biodiversity.pdf (1007.5 KB)

A Comparative Study of Land Tenure Reform in Four Countries: Uganda,Tanzania,Malawi and Kenya, , December 2002, p.39, (2002)

E-INFO_LADDER_Cross.A_2002_Comparative_Study_of_Land_Tenure_Reform_in_Four_Countries-Uganda_Tanzania_Malawi_Kenya.pdf (114.63 KB)

2003

Calling The Shots-On Poaching and Elephant:, , 13/05/2003, (2003)

Capacity building for adult literacy and communication, Ngorongoro District, , Dar es Salaam, (2003)

E-INFO-RDE-Capacity_building_for_aCapacity building for adult literacy and communication, Ngorongoro Districtdult_literacy_and_communication_Ngorongoro_District_2003.pdf (104.77 KB)

Civil Society Influence on Biodiversity-Poverty Linkages in Tanzania: Information Flows Communication and Policy Influence:, , (2003)

Communal land reform Act, , Windhoek Namibia, (2003)

Communities Conservation and Conflicts in the Tanzania Serengeti, , 17/10/2003, (2003)

Community - based monitoring of natural resource use and forest quality in montane forests and miombo woodlands in Iringa district Tanzania, , (2003)

Community - Based Tourism in Northen Tanzania, , February 2003, p.18, (2003)

Community Based tourism in NorthernTanzania: Increasing Opportunities,Escalating and an Uncertain Future, , Association for Tourism and Leisure Education Africa., February 2003, p.13, (2003)

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Conservation Workshop Report, , 09/06/2003, Arusha - Tanzania, (2003)

Conserving Wildlife Protecting Land and Empowering People, , (2003)

The convention on international trade in endangered species: 30 years later : working towards a sustainable cites, , (2003)

Cooperative Societies Act 2003, , (2003)

E-URT_LAWS_Cooperative_Societies_Act_2003.pdf (433.99 KB)

2004

A challenge to conservationists: as corporate money flow into the three big international organizations that dominate the world's conservation agenda their programs have been marked by growing conflicts of interest - and by a disturbing neglect of World W, , World Watch., (2004)

Changes in forest cover in Kenya's five "Water Towers" 2000-2003, , (2004)

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