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Breaking the cycle: Morogoro communities find prosperity in protecting mountains

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Members of the Mbete Mushroom Farming Group showcase their harvest, ready for sale. At Sh10,000 per kilogramme, these mushrooms offer a profitable alternative to environmentally harmful practices. PHOTO | JANETH MUSHI

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By  Janeth Mushi

What you need to know:

  • Empowering communities and fostering a culture of environmental stewardship are proving to be a winning formula for the people living near the Udzungwa Mountains.

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