Nature of Tanzania is most beutful ever!!!!!

The flora of Tanzania is equally as diverse as the animal population. The eastern arc is represented by small patches of tropical rainforest which host an array of indigenous plant life. These tropical rainforests once covered Tanzania, but today are relegated to the Udzungwas and the Ulugurus Mountains among other places. Outside of the mountain ranges, the country is covered by miombo, or moist woodland. There are also plains, savannahs and wooded hills, however, the most common vegetation found in Tanzania are various types of Brachystegia trees.

Recent years have seen steps taken by the Tanzania National Parks Authority to encourage conservation. One of the main goals is to encourage community involvement in preservation efforts. Conservation areas including national parks and reserves cover more than 42,000 square kilometres (16,000 square miles), making up one-third of the country’s territory. Poaching has proven to be a major challenge in Tanzania and the government has responded to this problem through wildlife law enactment and enforcement. Anti-poaching operations have been put into place with the aid of both international and local agencies. Tanzanians are also working to bridge the gap between wildlife conservation and the needs of local communities who depend on natural resources.

 

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