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Tanzanie
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
https://princemediatz.blogspot.com/2023/11/bevac-moves-to-establish-new-conserved.html
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