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Safeguarding Nature, Empowering Communities Sustainable funding for conservation and community development
in the Eastern Arc Mountains.
Mountain Blocks
U D ZUNG W A MAHENGE MA L UN D W E U L UGURU NGURU NGUU EA S T USAMBARA W E S T USAMBARA T AI T A HIL L S NO R TH P ARE SO U TH P ARE U K A GURU RUBEHO

The EAMs are situated between 34.5° to 36.5° E and 3°-9° S

Spread in five regions of Tanzania – Tanga, Kilimanjaro, Morogoro, Iringa and Dodoma

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About EAMCEF

The Eastern Arc Mountains Conservation Endowment Fund (EAMCEF) is a Trust Fund that was established and functions as a long-term and reliable funding mechanism to support Community Development, Biodiversity Conservation and Applied Research Projects, which promote the biological diversity, ecological functions and sustainable use of natural resources in the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania.

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News and Updates

Safeguarding the Rare Reptiles of the Eastern Arc Mountains

Since 2006, EAMCEF has been dedicated to conserving the Eastern Arc Mountains, a biodiversity hotspot…

International Mountain Day: Restoring Mountain Ecosystems!

International Mountain Day: Restoring Mountain Ecosystems!

International Mountain Day, celebrated every year on December 1, shines a spotlight on the urgent…

The Beauty of Eastern Arc Mountains and Conservation Efforts

The Eastern Arc Mountains (EAMs), are a stunning haven of dense forests, unique wildlife, and…

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EAMCEF Vision

Our  Vision is to see that, the Eastern Arc Mountains and the people who depend on them live in harmony as one sustainable ecosystem. The forests and mountains will provide goods and services – from water to electrical power, from food and cash crops to medicines- for the people of Tanzania. And the world community will benefit from a protected biodiversity hotspot and a major carbon sink reducing global warming and mitigating climate change impacts.

Our Key Partners

For over twelve years, EAMCEF operations and project activities have largely been funded by the Royal Government of Norway (2011 – 2023). Between 2002 and 2009, EAMCEF was fully funded by the World Bank (WB) and the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) through the Government of Tanzania

OUR IMPACT
Measurable Impact in Land Restoration, Community Engagement, and Sustainable Ecotourism Infrastructure
7.5+ Billion

Total income generated by communities living adjacent to the Eastern Arc Mountains across key livelihood projects

5,983 Ha

of degraded land cleared and rehabilitated

This area was mainly restored from the impacts of alluvial gold mining through a large-scale ecological restoration program.

2.4 Mil

indigenous trees planted

A total of 2,400,038 indigenous tree seedlings were planted to support landscape restoration and climate resilience.

2,957

Nature Trails & Drive Routes maintained

Nearly 3,000 kilometers of nature trails and eco-drive routes were maintained to support ecotourism, forest patrols, and conservation education.

7,088

Forest Boundaries Maintained

Over 7,000 kilometers of forest boundaries were demarcated and regularly maintained to prevent encroachment, support legal protection, and guide community land use planning.

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eamcef@easternarc.or.tz
Email to contact us

Conserving Biodiversity for
Sustainable Development

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