Field & Community Interns (2 Positions)Location: MorogoroECOWICE is seeking two motivated Field & Community Interns to support our community-based conservation and social enterprise activities.We work directly with farmers and communities to support sustainable livelihoods, crop purchasing, seed distribution, environmental education, and Wildlife Monitoring. Key ResponsibilitiesSuccessful candidates will support:i. Field & Community WorkVisiting villages and working directly...
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Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed. The arrangement of type involves selecting typefaces, point size, line length, line-spacing (leading), letter-spacing (tracking), and adjusting the space within letters pairs (kerning).Job Title: Field FacilitatorOrganization: ECOWICE (Environmental Conservation for Wildlife and Community Enterprise)Location: Community field...
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Volunteering opportunity
Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in the world? Do you want to gain hands-on experience in sustainable development while contributing to global change? The weltwärts program, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), offers Tanzanian young adults the unique opportunity to volunteer in Germany through a partnership...
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We are hiring
Job Post: Field Facilitator (Conservation)Organization: Environmental Conservation for Wildlife and Community Enterprise (ECOWICE)Location: Mvomero, Namtumbo, Rungwe or Morogoro RuralAbout Us: Environmental Conservation for Wildlife and Community Enterprise (ECWCE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to conserving wildlife through improving income and food security. Our main programs focus on human-wildlife coexistence, environmental education, restoration, and sustainable income-generating...
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Establishment of beehive fence for crop protection
As a result of living close to national park, farmers experience challenge of losing their crops from elephants. When elephants move from one park to another, they pass through farms and eat crops, something that affect income and food security of the community.ECOWICE is working with the Village natural resource committee and farmers group to...
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ECOWICE supported farmers with sesame seeds
Sesame is now the highly dependable crop for farmers who face challenges from elephants. Since elephants don't eat sesame, farmers are now changing from growing elephant preferred crops to growing sesame. ECOWICE started by supporting 60 farmers by the year 2021 and now hundreds of farmers are turning into growing sesame, " I like growing...
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Establishment of Village Natural Resource Committee.
37.7% (33,428,000ha)of Tanzania land is forested where the forest ownership and management lies on state. Local community normally find themselves being excluded from earning forest benefits which in most cases drive them to utilize the forest illegally.With limited manpower and equipments, the government cannot manage to protect all forested areas and hence there is a...
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Human-wildlife coexistence project along Nyerere national park
Human-wildlife coexistence project along Nyerere national parkWe are thrilled to start another project in Mbarang'andu Wildlife management Area along Nyerere National Park in Southern Tanzania.With the funding support from the Bio-Bridge Initiative, the project will address the critical issue of human-wildlife conflict and present innovative solutions that promote harmonious coexistence. The project is expected to...
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Community needs assessment
In order to understand the challenges facing the community and wildlife, ECOWICE conduct a survey to both community and wildlife migratory area to a village adjacent to Mikumi national park.This activity is contributes to long term monitoring and conservation of wildlife migratory areas and corridors of Mikumi national park
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Mkata villagers trained for making organic pesticides
Organic pesticide increase crop yield without damaging the environmentFor a time, farmers in Mkata village have been using chemical pesticides to control pests. As a result, many insects, soil organisms and birds have been killed which is a threat to Mikumi ecosystem.Organic pesticides from plants control pests without killing organisms and increase crop yield.ECOWICE conducted...
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