Things u may Know; Marine Parks and Reserves, Tanzania

Tanzania is renowned for its terrestrial wild life, in the well-managed National Parks, game and forest reserves. Names like Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Kilimanjaro and Selous are household names.

Historically, Tanzania’s coastal strip has been a centre of wealth creation, through trade, extraction of natural resources and most recently from tourism and mariculture.

Through the centuries, this wealth has attracted people to Tanzania’s coastal areas, both from within the country and beyond its borders, creating a rich and varied heritage.

Alongside this human realm, Tanzania’s marine and coastal areas are also rich in biological diversity, harbouring a wealth of species of fishes, Marine invertebrates, marine mammals, reptiles, birds and plant life. 

As such they have increasingly come to the attention of those concerned with the conservation of our country’s natural heritage, in terms of its world life biodiversity and scenic splendour.

It is from this heritage that we would like to share with you our experience through this website where you could communicate with us by both contributing and advising us on best practices to ensure sustainable utilization and protection of our marine heritage.

Tanzania is a pioneer nation both in the Eastern Africa Marine Eco-region (EAME) and in Africa in general in demonstrating the establishment of multiple-use marine parks to protect her sensitive marine ecosystems

Tanzania mainland established her first MPA's in 1975; however, the establishment became the basis of local fisher folks' resentment, which resulted in ineffective management, continued habitat degradation, biodiversity loss, and impoverishment of the marine livelihood support system

Nineteen years later in 1994, the Mafia Island Marine Park (MIMP) was born, marking a renaissance in Tanzania's commitment to marine conservation. In the millennium year 2000, a second marine park at Mnazi Bay and Ruvuma Estuary was gazetted. Today our guiding vision is to extend the country's world famous reputation for terrestrial wildlife stewardship to our oceans and coasts.

Our mission is to conserve and sustainably manage the marine protected areas of the mainland Tanzania, this time in partnership with neighbouring communities and other stakeholders for the benefit of the people of Tanzania and the global community.

Our People in Tanzania should be Given an opportunity to participate in environmental Conservation

Environmental degradation or rather ecological disharmony has become such a serious problem that it is no longer possible to expect positive results without the participation of society as a whole. For any quantifiable results to be registered in the struggle to curb or rather reverse the situation, it should be borne in mind that no government in isolation, however rich and powerful it might be, can succeed without involving the whole of society from the grass-roots up. Governments and experts can help in systemizing the reversal process but community participation is probably the only way to see to it that friendship between man and the environment is maintained.

Environmental degradation is a widespread phenomenon. For many years, people inhabiting in Tanzania, but I presume all over the world, and especially those in developing societies, have been dependent on natural resources from the forests, sea and shores. Their dependence can easily be verified by studying their life style, that is, their shelter, food, recreation etc. It is not surprising therefore that what we have now been witnessing practically all along the coastline is ecological disharmony. On the one hand this disharmony can be attributed to a drastic change in climatic conditions (quite natural and probably beyond man’s control), but on the other hand we are also witnessing serious environmental degradation due to mankind’s unreasonable exploitation of nature in surrounded environment. Land erosion, destruction of very important natural vegetation and pollution of the land resulted to -effects of man’s unfriendly relationship with the environment. The overall result is nothing less than desertification of environment.

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Influx of Illegal Migrant In Tanzania mainland

Most of Tanzania are claiming of being denied access and opportunity of being employed in various social and economic institutions due to high rate of illegal migrant in Tanzania and who are become employed in their replacement ( Tanzanians are fired) ....They keep asking many question of procedures to become legally working in the country and what measures are taken by the government of Tanzania against them and their employers.
There ids a good list of these illegal migrants, employers and institutions employed them.
 for further information on this please call on +255 684 888753

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