Pangolins are unique mammal species whose body is largely covered by scales. Their scales bring mess to their populations as the Asian traditional medicine demand and local beliefs exacerbate the increasing illegal poaching of pangolins from the wild..
Tanzania Research and Conservation Organization (TRCO) is a non-profit NGO registered in Tanzania in December 2021. TRCO is seeking to hire a security guard who will work at TRCO Headquarter Office for a period of 12 months. The..
TRCO is implementing the USAID Tuhifadhi Maliasili Activity titled “Promoting human-pangolin coexistence in Kwakuchinja, Nyerere-Selous-Udzungwa, and Amani-Nilo corridors, Tanzania”. Therefore, to implement these Activity TRCO is seeking a skilled and innovative Mobile App Developer to lead the development..
We are currently advertising for a research assistant position to join a TRCO team to carry out research and conservation projects in various places in Tanzania. Click here to Read the full Announcement (pdf)
Nyemo Chilagane, from Tanzania Research and Conservation Organization (TRCO) in collaboration with WIL Tanzania conducted in-depth capacity-building training on Innovative Solution towards Natural Resource Resilience and Human-Wildlife Coexistence within a changing climate in Tanzania. The aim of the..
Michael Kimaro, the Managing Director of Tanzania Research and Conservation Organization (TRCO), who is also a PhD Candidate from the University of Groningen, actively contributed to the 5 days training data collection, management and analysis wildlife managers working..
The Environmental Flows Assessment (EFA) concept has been adopted in Tanzania with guidelines and procedures prepared at the national level, but are yet to be operationalized. Lack of awareness among practitioners and stakeholders at the basin and local..
Tanzania hosts a variety of ecosystems including aquatic (ie. freshwater wetlands, coastal and marine) and terrestrial (ie. forests, savannah, drylands or deserts, and mountains), The services and resources provided by these ecosystems directly and indirectly support the livelihoods..
Hillary Thomas Mrosso, from TRCO invited to present his research findings about the illegal harvest of wildlife products assessed in the Ruaha landscape. The findings of this study are critical for understanding the link between the most poached..
Michael Kimaro, the Managing Director of Tanzania Research and Conservation Organization (TRCO), who is also a PhD Candidate from the University of Groningen, Netherlands conducted data analysis training at Lake Manyara National Park as a training supervisor for..