Saving Africa's Nature. Working, with you, to restore the environment and wildlife with the local community.

We aim to safe guard the environment for the wildlife and the community with your help.

We plant trees which help secure carbon and enrich the ecosystem.

Secure and enhance wildlife corridors to increase biodiversity flow.

Work with the community raising living standards and through education ensure a sustainable relationship with the surrounding wildlife.

Saving Africa’s Nature (SANA) in Tanzania is a nongovernmental organization registered in 2008 with a focus on promoting local communities participation in Conservation. SANA works with the local community developing sustainable solutions that protect biodiversity while improving livelihoods. SANA’s mission is to restore the ecological balance of the Gongo forest which shelters the endangered Kikwati Wildlife Corridor by reducing the impact of human activities.

You can help us in our aims today.

By donating or volunteering you can help us with our work and ensure these vital habitats are protected for the wildlife and communities for years to come.

View our ongoing projects:

Tree nursey at Terraformation restore the ecological balance of the Gongo forest working with SANA.

Saving Africa's Nature. Working, with you, to restore the environment and wildlife with the local community.

SANA has a major tree replanting project.

The restoration of the Kikwati Wildlife Corridor

SANA Works with the local community.

Friends and partners of SANA.