March 2025 marks a milestone in WeForest’s restoration efforts at Mulanje Mountain Forest Reserve. Five years after establishing 12 Permanent Monitoring Plots, it was time to witness the forest’s remarkable transformation.

This guided nature walk with secondary school students was part of the behavioural change component of the Mulanje project.

July and August are the peak season for forest fires here, which are usually caused by charcoal producers and illegal loggers. The particular abundance of dry biomass acts as fuel.

WeForest Malawi, together with partners MMCT, WESM, BGCI, and the Darwin Initiative, joined forces with Mulanje District Council to commemorate World Environment Day and appeal for bylaws on environmental conservation.

23 Permanent Monitoring Plots (PMPs) have been established in the communal blocks, 14 in Kazembe and 9 in Tchete, to monitor the progress and impact of the restoration.

Our agroforestry scheme is more than planting trees—it's a beacon of sustainable land management, transforming local livelihoods and bringing back precious ecosystem services.

This beekeeper in Nakhonyo Village is telling visitors from WeForest's HQ and other stakeholders about the beekeeping activities that the project is promoting as an alternative livelihood source.

Law enforcement is key to the protection of the Mulanje forest reserve.

Pasani Primary School's orchard is doing well!

The team has a fantastic update about the new agroforestry component of the Mount Mulanje project.