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King of the Jungle in Danger: Lions in the Wild facing extinction all over Africa
There is also the issue of poaching in which the Lions are hunted for body parts including their bones, claws, teeth, fat and skin, used in traditional medicine or sold in illegal markets.
Rainmaker: Indonesia introduces cloud seeding technology to Tanzania
Cloud seeding technology will help Tanzania to take full control of the country’s rain dependent agriculture in addition to combating natural disasters.
Tanzania National Parks Generate over USD 197 Million
TANAPA has apparently used the ‘World Rangers Day,’ occasion to honor the essentially unsung heroes who have been working day and night to safeguard the country’s protected areas.
East African Community for unified position on climate change towards COP 30 in Brazil
The Arusha-based East African Community at the Kampala meeting is emphasizing the importance of regional unity in climate diplomacy.
Global Gas Flaring Tracker Report of 2025 raises alarm
Flaring Intensity, the amount of flaring per barrel of oil produced, has remained largely unchanged in the last fifteen years.
Tanzania is rolling out a Green Carpet on the Indian Ocean Floor
But restoration of mangroves is more than just protecting the shores and conserving the environment, communities in the coastal areas have also started hatching economic activities from the trees.
Tanzania still has 100 Sea Cows in the Indian Ocean, but they are about to become extinct
In Tanzania, the Sea Cows during their peak, were mostly found along the Indian Ocean shorelines, but according to experts their numbers have dropped down to just 100 animals, rendering them to be highly threatened
Wetlands: Nature’s superheroes that need protection
Although they cover about 6 percent of the earth’s land surface area, they are home to about 40 percent of all plants and animal species, including birds which rely on these sites for breeding, feeding and resting during migration.
Tanzania gets warmer in August as Rains pound Uganda, Western Kenya and South Sudan
But there are high chances of 'wetter than usual,' conditions expected over most parts of the northern sector of the region, western Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda in August to October with drier than usual conditions expected over central to north-eastern South Sudan
Tanzania Flamingos among the World’s Most Searched Wildlife Encounters
Over one million Lesser Flamingos migrate here annually, transforming caustic waters into a living sea of pink feathers.