This morning, His Excellency ED Mnangagwa, the First Lady, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga, senior ZANU PF leadership and other designated dignitaries planted the Mutiti/Umgqogqogqo (Erythrina abyssinica), Zimbabwe’s Tree of the Year 2026, at the University of Chinhoyi under the Chinhoyi Seven Heritage Tree Planting Initiative. The event, led by the Forestry Commission, marked the official opening of the 2026/27 Tree Planting Season, reinforcing the importance of tree planting and sustainable forest management. The leadership has planted the trees. Now, we challenge every Zimbabwean to play their part! Plant a tree, nurture it and protect it. Every tree counts. Every Zimbabwean has a role to play. #TreePlantingSeason #ZANUPFConference #Trees

The Forestry Commission team is geared up for the Chinhoyi tree planting ceremony at the ZANU PF 23rd National People’s Conference marking the launch of the 2026/27 National Tree Planting Season. So far, 🌳 150 trees have been planted during the walkathon, 🌳 200 along the highway and 🌳 80 around Chinhoyi University of Technology for beautification. On Saturday, His Excellency the President, the First Lady, Vice Presidents, senior ZANU PF leadership and other designated dignitaries will plant 15 trees at the University under the Chinhoyi Seven Heritage Tree Planting Initiative. The exercise will feature the Mutiti/Umgqogqogqo (Erythrina abyssinica), Zimbabwe’s Tree of the Year 2026. #TreePlantingSeason #ZANUPFConference #Trees #ZANUPF

Youths from the ZANU PF Department of Environment and Tourism embarked on a walkathon from Harare to Chinhoyi ahead of the launch of the 2026/27 Tree Planting Season. Along the way, they participated in tree planting and clean-up activities in Norton and Kutama, championing environmental stewardship and youth participation in building a greener Zimbabwe. Led by the First Lady and Patron for Environment and Tourism, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, the initiative reinforces the national commitment to restoring ecosystems and growing green economies. Our trees are our life. Miti Hupenyu. Izihlahla Ziyimpilo! 🌱

The Forestry Commission is proud to partner with @UNZimbabwe and Good Deeds Day Zimbabwe in a tree-planting exercise on 20 October, ahead of #UNDay. Together with other partners, we will plant 100 trees to promote environmental sustainability, strengthen climate resilience and help mitigate the negative impacts associated with El Niño. #UNDay #ClimateAction #TreePlanting #Trees

Don't just grow old, grow trees! Happy Monday📷 #treeplanting #trees

The Annual General Meeting is happening now📷 The Forestry Commission is hosting its AGM bringing together various stakeholders to reflect on the organisation's performance, progress and strategic priorities. #AGM #Environment

📍We’re at the Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo in Masvingo! From breathtaking forests and nature-based tourism to timber, honey, seedlings and investment opportunities, Zimbabwe’s forests have so much to offer. Come visit the Forestry Commission stand and discover how our forests are driving tourism, livelihoods and sustainable development #SanganaiHlanganani #ForestryCommission #ZimbabweTourism #ForestTourism #SustainableDevelopment #Masvingo

ZAS 2026 👏🏾 Thank you to everyone who took the time to visit us! We truly enjoyed interacting with you and sharing more about the important role of forests and trees in our lives. 💚 We also had a wonderful time with the children, teaching them about the importance of trees and the environment. After all, let’s catch them young! Thank you for making our time at ZAS 2026 so memorable! 🤝🏾 #ZAS2026 #ZimbabweAgriculturalShow #Trees #Forestry #Sustainability

We’re exhibiting at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (ZAS 2026) Our theme this year is, "Growing Green Wealth, Where Forests, Innovation and Enterprise Power Zimbabwe's Future." There’s so much to learn about our forests and the important role they play in supporting agriculture, livelihoods and sustainable development. We look forward to sharing this knowledge with you and showcasing the value of our forest resources. We also have a variety of quality seedlings and pure processed honey available at our stand. 📍 Visit the Forestry Commission pavilion, located close to the ZAS Main Offices, stand 97, 2nd Avenue, Opposite Robbie Mupawose Centre. We look forward to welcoming you at the Show! 🇿🇼 #ZimbabweAgriculturalShow #ForestryAndAgriculture #SustainableDevelopment #Seedlings #PureHoney

Happy Monday! 😊 It’s all smiles here at the Forestry Commission as our team gets ready to welcome you! Meet some of the friendly faces who will be the first to welcome you when you visit the Forestry Commission Head Office.

Happy Heroes' Day Zimbabwe. Today, we remember and honour the gallant sons and daughters who sacrificed for Zimbabwe’s liberation. Lest We Forget. #HeroesDay #Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe loses over 260,000 hectares of forest every year. Behind every hectare lost are disappearing wildlife habitats, degraded land, and growing climate challenges! Deforestation driven by firewood collection, agricultural expansion, unregulated artisanal mining, and wood harvesting for tobacco curing is threatening our future. Trees are life. They provide clean air, protect our water sources, conserve biodiversity, and sustain livelihoods. Protecting our forests is everyone’s responsibility. Protect our forests. Protect our future. #ProtectOurForests #StopDeforestation #treesarelife #forest #environment