The Principal of the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourism, along with the entire college team, extends heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Beevans Biseko, a Tutorial Assistant from the Department of Wildlife Management, for being honored as the College’s Best Employee of the Year! This well-deserved recognition highlights his exceptional dedication, professionalism, and commitment to academic...Read More
We are delighted to share the success of our recent staff exchange visit to Coventry University, focusing on agroecological systems and rural development as part of the UNDERTREES project. During this enriching engagement, our team actively participated in scientific writing for articles and books, joined field visits, and built meaningful connections with fellow scholars. Discussions...Read More
Vice President Dr Philip Mpango has urged African leaders to present a unified front in securing climate finance, stressing the importance of collective action to confront the growing threats posed by climate change. The message was delivered here yesterday on his behalf by Zanzibar Second Vice President, Hemed Suleiman Abdulla to delegates at the African...Read More
The Department of Ecosystems and Conservation, College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourism, is proud to announce the successful PhD defense of Mr. Francis Laswai. His research, titled “Effects of Pinus Patula Rotations on Soil and Foliar Nutrients, Plantation Productivity, and Wood Quality at SaoHill, Tanzania,” marks a significant contribution to forestry science and sustainable plantation...Read More
The Principal and the entire College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism family proudly congratulate Prof. Eliakim Zahabu on his prestigious appointment by the President of the United Republic of Tanzania as Chairperson of the National Carbon Monitoring Centre! Prof. Zahabu’s extensive expertise in Forest Resource Assessment and Management, coupled with his unwavering commitment to sustainable...Read More
The Department of Wildlife Management at the College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism is delighted to announce that Leticia Muses has successfully defended her PhD dissertation! Her groundbreaking study, “Population Ecology of Morphology Rodents and Its Associated Ectoparasites in the East Usambara Mountains,” provides invaluable insights into rodent ecology and parasite interactions, contributing significantly to...Read More
Dr. Fortunate Stephen Senya, a lady in pink dress together with the Panel after her successful Defense The Department of Forest and Environmental Economics at the College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism is proud to announce that Fortunate Stephen Senya has successfully defended her PhD dissertation! 🎉 Read MoreRead More
Public Defense: PhD Candidate: Fortunate Stephen Senya Fortunate is employed by the Government of Tanzania and is currently working with the Tanzania Forest Service Agency (TFS) as an Acting Seed Source Manager. She registered with Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) in November, 2021 to pursue PhD studies in the Department of Forest and Environmental Economics (DFEE),...Read More
🌿Join the webinar of IUFRO’s Research Group 6.01.00 – Forest recreation and nature-based tourism and learn more about the challenges and opportunities that accompany urban development and forest recreation. 💻online; 🗓️28 April 2025, 🕐1:00-3:00 pm (UTC+02:00) 🧑🏽🦰All persons interested in forest recreation issues are invited to attend the meeting. Click Here to JoinRead More
The academic staff from the College of Forestry, Wildlife, and Tourism at Sokoine University of Agriculture recently attended the Timber Workshop held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The workshop dealt with the future of timber construction in Tanzania and Germany and its potential to create the necessary living space for the growing world population....Read More
