Tanzania is one of Africa’s most biodiverse nations — home to Mount Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, and the Indian Ocean’s coral reefs. But deforestation, wildlife loss, and climate change threaten these treasures every year.
By joining environmental conservation programs in Tanzania, you’ll help:
- Replant forests on the slopes of Kilimanjaro
- Educate youth on climate resilience
- Support wildlife protection initiatives
- Promote clean energy and sustainable farming
Why Tanzania Needs Eco Volunteers
At Volunteer Tanzania, every eco volunteer contributes to creating a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.

1. Volunteer Tanzania Environmental Conservation Program
Location: Moshi, Kilimanjaro & Arusha
Focus Areas: Reforestation • Wildlife Protection • Climate Education
Our flagship eco volunteer program focuses on reforesting degraded areas, supporting climate education in schools, and helping communities transition to eco-friendly farming.
Highlights:
- Planting native trees and restoring water catchments
- Environmental education with local youth
- Supporting farmers in adopting organic practices
- Cultural immersion through homestays
👉 Join the Environmental Conservation Program
🌳 2. Zara Charity – Climate Action & Reforestation

Partner: Zara Charity Tanzania
Focus Areas: Climate resilience • Tree planting • Sustainable livelihoods
Zara Charity integrates tourism, conservation, and community empowerment. Volunteers plant trees, support eco-education campaigns, and help women create eco-friendly businesses.
Why it stands out:
- Locally managed & women-led
- Ideal for volunteers passionate about sustainability and people
- Opportunity to contribute to long-term climate resilience
👉 Join Zara Charity’s reforestation initiatives and make a lasting impact.
3. Wildlife Conservation & Education – Arusha Region
Location: Arusha National Park
Focus Areas: Wildlife conservation • Environmental awareness
Work with rangers and teachers to promote wildlife protection through classroom programs, anti-poaching awareness, and nature-based learning.
Best for:
Students, conservation enthusiasts, and wildlife lovers eager to protect Tanzania’s biodiversity.
👉 Apply for the Wildlife Conservation Program
🌾 4. Sustainable Farming & Agroforestry – Travel for Charity Tanzania

Partner: Travel for Charity Tanzania
Focus Areas: Sustainable agriculture • Soil & water management • Climate-smart farming
This project connects eco volunteers with rural farmers to promote organic and sustainable agriculture. Volunteers learn and teach eco-farming practices like composting, permaculture, and agroforestry.
Impact:
- 5,000+ trees planted yearly
- Farmers trained in soil restoration
- Eco-volunteers gain hands-on agricultural experience
🌊 5. Marine Conservation in Zanzibar

Location: Zanzibar Islands
Focus Areas: Coral reef protection • Ocean cleanup • Marine education
Volunteers help preserve marine biodiversity through reef surveys, beach cleanups, and community education programs.
Perfect for:
Marine biology students, divers, and ocean lovers seeking meaningful conservation work.
👉 Join Marine Conservation in Zanzibar
🌍 6. Moshi Kids Centre – Eco Education for Children
Partner: Moshi Kids Centre
Focus Areas: Environmental education • Climate awareness • Youth leadership
This initiative empowers kids to become climate champions through eco-play, gardening, and recycling education. Volunteers assist teachers in creating interactive sustainability lessons.
Impact Areas:
- School tree planting
- Waste management workshops
- Eco-friendly classroom activities
💛 7. Zainab Ansell Foundation – Eco-Tourism & Women’s Empowerment
Partner: Zainab Ansell Foundation
Focus Areas: Women in eco-tourism • Environmental advocacy • Sustainable travel
The Zainab Ansell Foundation merges conservation with women’s empowerment. Volunteers assist in eco-tourism initiatives and environmental advocacy, helping rural women earn sustainable livelihoods.
👉 Support women-led environmental change in Tanzania.
Volunteer Tanzania’s Environmental Commitment
At Volunteer Tanzania, we ensure every volunteer program aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We collaborate with:
- Zara Charity Tanzania for reforestation
- Moshi Kids Centre for eco-education
- Zainab Ansell Foundation for sustainable tourism
Together, we’re building an eco-conscious future for Tanzania’s people and wildlife.
FAQs about Volunteering in Environmental Conservation
Q1: Do I need prior experience to volunteer?
No experience is required. All volunteers receive hands-on guidance from local experts.
Q2: What’s included in the program?
Accommodation, meals, local orientation, and 24/7 in-country support.
Q3: How long can I stay?
Programs run from 1–12 weeks, with flexible start dates.
Q4: Can I combine programs?
Yes. Many eco volunteers combine environmental work with teaching, childcare, or women’s empowerment projects.
Q5: Is it safe to volunteer in Tanzania?
Yes — Volunteer Tanzania ensures all sites meet international safety standards.
Be Part of Tanzania’s Green Future
Every volunteer who joins helps protect Tanzania’s forests, oceans, and communities. Whether you’re planting trees, teaching sustainability, or saving coral reefs — you’re part of the solution.
👉 Apply Now for 2026 Environmental Conservation Programs
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