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Welcome to TanBIF
This website gives access to biodiversity information on Tanzania and worldwide. TanBIF is the National Biodiversity Information Facility, an extensive, decentralized system of national biodiversity information units that intends to provide free and universal access to data and information regarding Tanzania biodiversity.
Tanzania boasts a vast array of biodiversity as well as Africa richest and most diverse flora. This biodiversity is an essential source for food and medicines as well as ecosystem services such as water availability, soil protection and climate regulation. Tanzania Poverty Reduction Strategy (MKUKUTA) has identified biodiversity as a cross-cutting issue with bearing on poverty reduction. Access to biodiversity data will help address important issues such as land-use planning, agricultural pests and diseases, and the spread of invasive species.
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TanBIF News
Call for Proposal: Young Researchers Award Programme
TanBIF - Thu, 3 Jan 2013
Dear All
Please find attached ( http://www.tanbif.or.tz/training/GBIF-YRA-2013.pdf) the call for nominations...
Call for Proposal: Young Researchers Award Programme
Dear All
Please find attached ( http://www.tanbif.or.tz/training/GBIF-YRA-2013.pdf) the call for nominations...
Tanzanians call for easier data access and sharing for posterity of a biodiversity hotspot
TanBIF - Mon, 3 Sep 2012
Tanzanians call for easier data access and sharing for posterity of a biodiversity hotspot
TanBIF - Thu, 29 Mar 2012
The Foundation is currently searching for a permanent full-time Program
Officer as described in the attached job description.
JRS Job Opportunity
The Foundation is currently searching for a permanent full-time Program
Officer as described in the attached job description. CLICK...
Biodiversity News
ScienceShot: Feet Are a Treat for Fungi
News - Up to the minute news and analysis from Science. - Wed, 22 May 2013
ScienceShot: Feet Are a Treat for Fungi
Scientists find large diversity of the microbes on our tootsies