District Vice Councilor Mr. Stephen Petro Mtayana emphasizes the importance of environmental care in combating climate change and unlocking opportunities through bee reserves. In Choda village, part of the EU-funded BEVAC project, 19 villages, including Choda, are working to establish new Bee reserves. This initiative spans 8 villages in Kigoma, 3 in Katavi, 2 in Tabora, and 6 in Singida.  
Beekeeping in Tanzania, often in protected areas, will gain formal recognition through these reserves, ensuring sustainable production of honey and bee products. A significant 53,527 hectares of forest land will be conserved and legally acknowledged as a beekeeping reserve. #BeeReserves #SustainableFuture #BEVAC

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