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Potential Natural Vegetation Map of Eastern Africa (Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya


Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia) version 1.0

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The Right Tree for the Right Place
www.vegetationmap4africa.org
Transforming lives and landscapes with trees

The vegetationmap4africa is an interactive vegetation map (available as web‐based, 
Google Earth and [offline] mobile phone versions) designed as a decision support 
tool for the selection of suitable indigenous tree species for restoration, forestry, 
agroforestry and landscape diversification projects.  The map currently covers eight 
African countries (Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and 
Zambia). Understanding the distribution of natural vegetation provides a good 
approximation of where wider planting of indigenous tree species will contribute to 
ecosystem services, and food and nutrition security. The map also shows where 
planting materials for a particular species could be obtained. Via the Agroforestry 
Species Switchboard, each tree species is linked to information in 26 web‐based 
databases, supporting the selection of the right tree species.

Smart phone tools training and testing on Mt. Elgon 
(IUCN‐ICRAF workshop, Mbale, Uganda, June 2015)

Tree Diversity, Domestication and Delivery (World Agroforestry Centre)


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