Scientific Agri-forest and Humanity Organization (SAHO)

To conserve biodiversity across Tanzania through afforestation, research, environmental education, community capacity building, and advocacy for sustainable policies, fostering a future of ecological harmony and resilience.

Founded in 2016, and registered on 7th 2017. The Scientific Agri-Forest and Humanity Organization (SAHO) emerged from a deep concern for Tanzania's rapidly declining forest cover and biodiversity. Our founders recognized the urgent need for community-based conservation approaches that would benefit both the environment and local communities.

Starting with small-scale tree planting activities in Kibaha District, SAHO has grown into a comprehensive conservation organization implementing multiple initiatives across Pwani Region. Our work is guided by scientific research and community participation, ensuring sustainable and effective conservation outcomes.