EarthCare Foundation is a youth-led NGO based in Tanzania, dedicated to environmental conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development. Established in 2023, the organization focuses on empowering communities—especially young people—to take meaningful climate action through education, advocacy, and innovative green projects.
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🌍 Empowering Youth, Protecting Our Planet: The Story of EarthCare Foundation in Tanzania In the heart of East Africa,...
Climate change education in schools is not just an option—it’s a necessity. By teaching young people to care for the pla...
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, affecting ecosystems, weather patterns, and even our dail...
We turn climate ideas into action. With a mix of smart strategy, creative design, and tech innovation, we support youth to launch campaigns, lead restoration projects, and bring sustainable solutions to life in their communities.
Why it matters: Tanzania is losing thousands of hectares of forest every year due to agriculture, charcoal burning, and infrastructure development. This accelerates climate change, depletes biodiversity, and worsens drought and soil erosion.
📣Climate Action & Advocacy Raising Voices. Demanding Change. Young people are the most affected by climate change—but they’re also the most powerful voices in the fight against it. EarthCare Foundation gives youth the tools, training, and platforms to lead. We organize and support: Youth-led climate strikes and marches Public clean-up events in urban centers and natural sites
📚 Education & Awareness Spreading Knowledge. Sparking Action. The foundation of any change is awareness. That’s why education is at the heart of everything we do. In many Tanzanian communities, young people grow up without access to reliable information about environmental issues—or the tools to take action. We’re here to change that.
Hear from the youth, farmers, and partners who are creating real impact through climate action.
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