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ARC is fortunate to partner with numerous professionals who have dedicated their careers to researching and protecting Tanzania’s diverse flora and fauna (in case you missed it, be sure to check out our Incredibly Unique Animals posts that explore the endemic animals of Tanzania).

ARC is fortunate to partner with numerous professionals who have dedicated their careers to researching and protecting Tanzania’s diverse flora and fauna (in case you missed it, be sure to check out our Incredibly Unique Animals posts that explore the endemic animals of Tanzania).

ARC is excited to announce its newest partnership with LivingSocial. Read on to learn how LivingSocial members will summit Mount Kilimanjaro this June in an effort to raise funds to support the construction of our health clinic project in Kikomolela Village, Tanzania.

Over the past two months we have profiled some of the amazing endemic animal species found in Tanzania - with the exception of a couple that are also found in parts of Kenya, these species we profiled are found no where else in the world. These profiles have provided a window into the lives of these animals and the real and escalating threats to the forests they call home. If we are to ensure the existence of these unique species, we must protect their remaining habitat - something ARC has been doing for over twenty years.

It has been a big year for the African Rainforest Conservancy (we reached a milestone and celebrated two decades of conserving Tanzania’s Eastern Arc Mountains and Coastal Forests). With your support we’ll continue the momentum!

The forests of Tanzania are home to hundreds of endemic animal species - those found no where else in the world. If we are to ensure the existence of these unique species we must protect their remaining habitat - something ARC has been doing for over twenty years. Every Wednesday, we will profile a different endemic species to give a peak into the amazing wildlife you can find in Tanzania’s forests.

The forests of Tanzania are home to hundreds of endemic animal species - those found no where else in the world. If we are to ensure the existence of these unique species we must protect their remaining habitat - something ARC has been doing for over twenty years. Every Wednesday, we will profile a different endemic species to give a peak into the amazing wildlife you can find in Tanzania’s forests.



Every Friday we will feature someone involved with ARC - Board members, Junior Board members, TFCG staff on the ground in Tanzania, partners, and our volunteers and interns. We hope that this feature will help you to get to know the many faces behind ARC and connect with our mission on a deeper level. This week we are featuring TFCG Community Development Coordinator, Nuru Nguya.


Just in time for the holiday season!

The forests of Tanzania are home to hundreds of endemic animal species - those found no where else in the world. If we are to ensure the existence of these unique species we must protect their remaining habitat - something ARC has been doing for over twenty years. Every Wednesday, we will profile a different endemic species to give a peak into the amazing wildlife you can find in Tanzania’s forests.