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Introduction and back ground
Meatu district is found in Simiyu region and lies between latitude 2º 57¹and 4º 9¹ south of equator also longitude 34º 8¹ and 34º 49¹ East of Greenwich. The district’s total of area is 8,835 kilometers.
Administrative setting
Meatu is one of the 5 district in Simiyu region .Others are Bariadi, Busega, Maswa, and Itilima . At the present Meatu district is divided into three divisions. That is Kisesa in the North, Kimali at the center and Nyalanja in south. The divisions are subdivide in twenty five wards and each of an elected representative in the district council , The total of number of villages is 100.The district is also divided into two constituencies , namely as Kisesa and Meatu , and both have a representative of member of parliament
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Dear all;
researchers, donors and NGO relative with our objectives those deal with environment conservation, I would like to invite you for research on impact of mihale trees and other natural trees which destruct vegetation and become dry land and causes the lack of crops/yield to community,At the present people are leaving their settlement and go to look to other regions fertilizer for aim of getting more crops.
I am waiting to hearing from you soon
for further communication contact,
+255784330305 or +255768523240
or
raphaelmahangi@yahoo.com or kamaeco@gmail.com
Thank in advance
Raphael Mahangi
Executive Secretary
Kuhifadhi Mazingira (KAMA)
P.O BOX 21 MEATU –SIMIYU,
TANZANIA.
raphaelmahangi@yahoo.com, kamaeco@gmail.com
22nd OCTOBER 2012
150 POST STREET, SUITE 342
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94108
USA
Dear All Researchers in world
RE: RESEARCH ON IMPACT OF MIHALE TREES AND OTHER NATURAL TREES AT MEATU IN SIMIYU TANZANIA.
The heading above is concerned,
I am fascinating in fighting the climate change, At Meatu District in Simiyu region there is a great dry land caused by impact of plantation of Mihale trees and other natural trees, These trees are receive of the high concentration of water in the ground through osmosis and the loam soil become dry land,
These trees and seeds were brought by the government organization called Hifadhi Ardhi Shinyanga (HASHI) and established in 1989 and planted on bare areas, unfortunately, These Mihale and others natural trees are destructing the areas where are very wet and lost bio on soil, For that reason, Meatu at the present are very dry and the community are need of food caused by destructed of soil
Moreover, Communities are leaving their settlement and go to other regions for look fertilizer soil for cultivations.
If the researchers stipulate and verify the risky of mihale trees and other natural trees, communities are advices to leave it.
On top of that , I ask you and apply to you if you can connect researchers to bring protometer for conduct experiment of impact of Mihale trees and other natural trees which caused dry land and harmful the loam soil and the sources of rivers at Meatu areas .
I am waiting to hearing from you soon.
Best regards
Raphael Mahangi
Executive Secretary
Kuhifadhi Mazingira (KAMA)
Meatu
+255 (0) 784 330305
+255 (0)768523240