The Tanzania Forest Services (TFS) Agency has announced 252 job vacancies, offering a significant opportunity for individuals passionate about environmental conservation, forest management, and sustainable resource use. TFS, a semi-autonomous government agency, plays a vital role in implementing Tanzania's National Forest and Beekeeping Policy of 1998, as well as the Forest Act (Cap 323) and the Beekeeping Act (Cap 224), providing the legal framework for managing the nation's forest and bee resources.
A Brief Overview of TFS
TFS was established in 2010 under the Executive Agency Act (Cap. 245), forming part of the broader Wildlife and Forest Conservation Service. This unit, created through the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 2) Act of 2020, is responsible for managing Tanzania’s rich and diverse forest ecosystems and promoting sustainable beekeeping practices.
With its headquarters in Dar es Salaam at Mpingo House, TFS oversees strategic management, while operational duties are handled by seven regional zones across the country.
TFS Operational Zones
TFS manages its operations through a decentralized structure that spans seven zones, allowing it to oversee a wide range of forests and conservation areas across the country. These zones include:
- Eastern Zone: Located in Kibaha, Pwani Region
- Southern Zone: Based in Masasi District, Mtwara Region
- Southern Highlands Zone: Situated in Mbeya City, Mbeya Region
- Northern Zone: Operating from Same District, Kilimanjaro Region
- Western Zone: Located in Tabora Municipal, Tabora Region
- Lake Zone: Based in Mwanza City, Mwanza Region
- Central Zone: Situated in Dodoma City, Dodoma Region
This zonal structure ensures that each region's unique ecological characteristics are managed effectively, with a focus on both forest conservation and the sustainable use of bee resources.
Why Work for TFS?
Joining TFS offers an opportunity to contribute to the sustainable management of Tanzania’s forests, which are not only crucial to the country's biodiversity but also to its economy. The agency focuses on the protection of forests from illegal logging, wildfires, and degradation while promoting reforestation and community engagement.
In addition, TFS promotes beekeeping as a sustainable livelihood, in line with its role in managing bee resources. Beekeeping not only contributes to forest conservation but also provides income for local communities through honey production, making this role particularly impactful.
How to Apply
With 252 positions available, TFS is calling on qualified candidates from various fields, including forestry, administration, finance, and IT, to apply for these roles and become part of a team that is driving Tanzania’s efforts in forest conservation and sustainable resource use.
For more information on available positions and the application process, interested candidates are encouraged to visit the official TFS website or contact the recruitment office.
Join TFS today and be part of the movement that protects Tanzania’s natural resources for future generations.
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