Transforming Lives, Restoring Nature!

TSURO Trust is empowering farmers to take charge of building sustainable communities!

Today we feature Chipo Mukute and John Makaya from Nemakonde Landscape Ward 7 of Chimanimani district, two of TSURO Trust dedicated lead farmers making a real difference, contributing towards re-greening the environment.

John is hosting a thriving nursery at his homestead, while both are sharing invaluable skills with their Farmer Action Learning Groups (FALGs).

Through the Nature+ Project, TSURO Trust is taking bold steps to:

Restore Land: The communities are healing degraded landscapes by propagating indigenous and fruit trees.

Boost Food Security: Tree planting and sustainable practices ensure thriving farms and resilient communities.

Create Income Opportunities: Farmers will earn more by selling trees from their nurseries.

But the impact doesn’t stop there! Together with the community, we’re planting trees in deforested areas and placing water-loving trees near springs, boreholes, and wells to protect these vital water sources.

This initiative directly contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

SDG 2: Zero Hunger – Promoting food security through sustainable agriculture.

SDG 13: Climate Action – Restoring ecosystems to combat climate change.

SDG 15: Life on Land – Protecting and restoring terrestrial ecosystems.

This is the power of teamwork and commitment to a greener, healthier future!

Meet Chipo and John in action—champions of change in Chimanimani. Let’s celebrate their efforts and the incredible progress happening in our communities!

One step, One Day at a time, we are making giant steps towards restoring the environment.