Representing 24 community-managed Wildlife Management Areas across Tanzania

CWMAC — Community Wildlife Management Areas Consortium Tanzania
Tanzanian conservation landscape with a community member, elephants and Mount Kilimanjaro, representing community-managed natural resources.

WMA Profile

Juhiwangumwa WMA

Community-led conservation within the wider Selous–Nyerere ecosystem

This profile demonstrates how each WMA's verified landscape, community, governance and conservation information can be organised within the completed CWMAC website.

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Landscape Overview

Juhiwangumwa WMA is situated within the wider Selous–Nyerere ecosystem. Verified landscape characteristics, boundaries and ecological context will be presented here using CWMAC-supplied data.

02

Community Conservation

The WMA is managed by an Authorised Association representing member communities. Community governance structures, village representation and conservation roles will be documented here.

03

Current Priorities

Each WMA identifies its own conservation and institutional priorities. Verified priority areas — from anti-poaching to livelihood diversification — will be listed here.

04

Partnership Opportunities

Areas where donors, investors and conservation partners can contribute to this WMA's goals. Specific opportunities will be reviewed and approved by CWMAC before publication.

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