Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) in collaboration with Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) through "Engaging Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Communities and Private Sector in advocacy" project is conducting a two days advocacy training to twenty-three (23) Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) who are champions in advocating Conservation, Tourism, Forest, Wildlife and environment. The training started from 03^rd September and expects to end today - 4^th September 2018 at Lash Garden, Arusha.

The main objective of the training is to build the capacity to CSOs that works to improve Natural Resources conservation and tourism business by providing them with appropriate knowledge, skills and approaches in analysing policy issues related to wildlife conservation and tourism in Tanzania. It is expected that the trainees will come up with advocacy agenda that will influence policy reforms for better environment for sustainable wildlife conservation and benefit sharing.

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) is among three partners implementing “Ardhi Yetu” Program II (AYP II). The Program is funded by CARE International to address land issues and effective climate vulnerability, capacity analysis, sustainable adaptation and resilience by targeted community groups and institutions i.e. Land Right Monitors (LRMs), Loose Coalitions, Women networks and Local authorities.

International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and partners Resource Conflict Institute (RECONCILE) and Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) will have a learning visit to Ethiopia on Participatory Rangeland Management (PRM) and Experiences of Implementation, between the 5-10th September 2018.  The visit is organised by the EU-funded ILC Participatory Rangeland Management Project being implemented in Kenya and Tanzania. PRM as an approach was developed in Ethiopia, and scaled up in various areas and countries in order to improve the management of rangelands as well as the rights of local communities to those rangelands. PRM has helped to institutionalise rangeland management practices, improve local investments in them, and increased productivity.

Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (TNRF) is groming new experts in natural resource sector. In 2018 TNRF has trained 6 field attached students from University of Dodoma, Institute of Accountacy Arusha and University of Dar es salaam as strategy to increase  number of competent actors with practical skills on Natural Resource governance in Tanzania.