The Forest (Amendment) Regulations, 2025

These Regulations may be cited as the Forest (Amendment) Regulations, 2025 and are to be read with the Forest Regulations.

The amendment replaces the Eighth Schedule with a new fee table for recreation in certain forest reserves.

This provision appears to list age groups with corresponding amounts, including 5–17 years and below 5 years, with some entries marked free.

This table lists fees per person per day for other forest reserves, with amounts shown in Tanzanian shillings and a “below 5 years” category.

This section lists entry fees for research per year and for sports/race tourism, with amounts shown in Tanzanian shillings.

The text lists Marathon/Forest Trail bike and cycling entries with a per-day and person/day format.

This text appears to show a fee schedule fragment for a camping permit charged per day in Tanzanian shillings.

This section appears to list capacity bands over 5 persons and corresponding amounts.

Section 5 mentions capacity for 2–5 persons and lists two numeric amounts, but the rule is not clear from the text alone.

This text appears to be a fee-table fragment for commercial photography, including a capacity threshold of more than 20,000.00 and several fee figures.

This section lists daily permit fees in Tanzanian shillings for different categories, including persons, drones, East African citizens/nationals, residents, and non-East African citizens/nationals.

This text lists fees for guide services and filming activities, including different amounts for different visitor and participant categories.

The text mentions the first week, second week, and each subsequent week.

This section shows a fee schedule for activities in forest reserves, including horse riding, orienteering, sailing, motor boating, and sport fishing, with different TZS amounts by category, residency, and age group.

This section lists fee rates for certain uses and services and introduces a substituted Fourteenth Schedule under the Forest (Amendment) Regulations.

This section lists plant names: Diospyros ebenum, mespiliformis, and Combretum stulhmanii.

This provision lists several plant species by scientific name.

This provision lists trade and vernacular names for a plant entry, including East Africa blackwood and related local names.

Lists Pterocarpus species, except Pterocarpus tinctorius.

This text appears to list plant or vernacular names connected to a forest amendment regulation.

This section names Cephalosphaera usambarensis Mtambara, Mtambaa.

This provision lists Newtonia and related species names, including Swahili common names.

This provision lists botanical names/species.

This text lists plant species and related vernacular/common names.

Section 13 names Ambygonocarpus angolensis and lists the names Msaraka, Muharaka, and Mwaraka.

15. Jurbenadia globiflora, Julbernadia paniculata GN. No. 132 (Contd) Forest (Amendment) Regulations CLASS III SN BOTANICAL NAME

This section lists plant species and their trade or vernacular names.

Section 6 lists Cordia africana and Erkebergia ruppeliana.

9. Fauzea all spp Rapanear hododendroides

Section 12 is titled “Maesopsis eminii (in natural forests)”.

This section lists a set of plant names and local/common names.

This provision lists tree species classifications and begins the fees and tariff tables for forest produce.

This section sets royalty and fee amounts for different tree and forest product categories.

This item is labeled “Ornamental plants SN Type.”

A fee for a Christmas tree is charged per stem or branch.

This section is titled “Wild/ornamental plants and flowers per kg or part there of.”

A royalty is charged on fibres and raffia (Umondo, Ukindu and grasses) at rates stated per kg or part thereof.

Mangrove trees over 20 cm diameter at 1.3 meters above ground are treated as logs and charged fees under ITEM 1, Class IB.

This provision lists a Class III rate in Tanzanian shillings per score of 20 poles.

This provision lists royalty amounts for certain forest products, including mangrove cuttings, bamboo, and gums/resins.

This item lists royalty rates for medicinal plants used for commercial purposes, measured per kilogram in TZS.

This item lists non-wood forest products (except tree seeds) and shows that a royalty is charged per kilogram in TZS.

This provision sets royalty/fee rates for specified non-plantation forest products, including carvings and various wooden items.

This provision sets fee-related pricing for plantation forest produce removed from forest reserves, including rules for tender and public auction pricing.

This snippet lists size bands and an item labeled “1 B: Logging Residues SN Source.”

The table lists royalty/fee amounts for logging residues, including rates by cubic metre and stacked cubic metre.

This provision lists royalties/fees for certain pulpwood items and says pine pulpwood and pulp manufactured for hardboard and paper production are charged per cubic metre and limited to pulp production.

Lists TZS price amounts for item 3, poles from softwood plantation forest species, for pieces 6 cm to 10 cm in diameter at the butt end.

This text lists a royalty of TZS 90,000 per cubic metre for Juniperus procera (all sizes).

A royalty of TZS 1,000 per piece applies to poles in the 6–10 cm range when sold as firewood.

This provision shows a price schedule for sales of Tectona grandis (teak) over 35 cm.

First thinning is to be sold as poles per piece.

Section heading: “Second thinning (To be sold as poles per piece)”.

This section lists royalty/fee amounts for all other sizes, including firewood and teak sold at prevailing market prices per cubic meter.

This table sets royalty/fee amounts in TZS per cubic meter for firewood sold from listed diameter classes.

For all other eucalyptus species, except Eucalyptus saligna and Eucalyptus grandis, the DBH diameter class is under 10 cm.

This provision lists royalty/fee rates for firewood and poles.

The text fragment lists pole sizes and corresponding amounts for poles from hardwood plantations.

Poles under specified size thresholds are charged by piece or by running metre, and a royalty of TZS 1,000.00 is stated.

Item 11 lists firewood from plantation SN as a royalty item denominated in Tanzanian shillings.

This section lists fees and royalty rates for forest reserve and plantation-related licenses, permits, and activities.

The provision lists fees for various activities in forest reserves, including annual forest management fees and one-time establishment/installation fees.

This provision lists several monetary amounts.

This provision lists forest-related fees and amounts, including annual forest management fees, installation/establishment fees, and a 5% hunting fee.

This provision lists fees for forest-related permits and activities, including beekeeping permits, fishing-related items, and tree-harvesting applications.

This provision appears to list transit pass application fees for produce from forest plantation other than charcoal, including a category for a 7 ton vehicle or below.

This section appears to list amounts tied to vehicle weight categories, including vehicles above 7 tons and vehicles at 7 tons or below.

The text refers to an item for “Above 7 ton vehicle” and “Produce charcoal (TP)”, but it does not state a clear rule.

This section sets fees for grading, inspection, export certificates, and importation handling for certain forest-product consignments, with different treatment for commercial and non-commercial consignments.

This section sets annual registration fees for forest produce dealers, traders, wood industries, and related forest-product businesses.

This provision lists forestry-related fees, including daily forest road service fees by vehicle capacity and prices for several categories of tree seeds and planting material.

This text appears to list item descriptions for pots and grasses, with no explicit rule stated.

Tree seed export prices are listed per kilogram, and conference/accommodation facilities must be charged at prevailing market prices.