The Mbeya Range Forest Reserve (MRFR) is home to a diverse array of wild pollinators, including solitary bees, butterflies, moths and bird species. These pollinators are essential to the health and productivity of this unique forest ecosystems, as they are responsible for the pollination of a wide variety of plant species thus help in sustaining local biodiversity. However, due to factors such as deforestation and agricultural activities particularly the use of synthetic pesticides, many of these wild pollinators are at risk of local extinction.

In order to ensure the continued existence of wild pollinators in the MRFR, there is an urgent need to sensitize communities on the conservation of the natural environment and the practices that threatens the existence of the wild pollinators. Therefore, this project aims at raising public awareness and providing conservation education on the importance of conserving wild pollinators in the MRFR particularly the solitary bees, butterflies and bird species.