Availability of water for wildlife in some of the National Parks in Tanzania has been hampered by several factors including the effect of climate change and anthropogenic factors due to the fact that most of the water catchments are outside the national parks. In order to ensure the survival of the National Parks, TANAPA, which is a Parastatal Organization mandated to manage the National Parks, has taken proactive initiatives and actions to tackle the water crisis in its National Parks, principally the Serengeti, Tarangire, Ruaha, Katavi, Rubondo, Saadani, Arusha and Kilimanjaro National Parks. These initiatives and actions have followed the ecohydrology guidelines for water management and they varied from Park to Park according to the local conditions. There are limits to what TANAPA can achieve by itself to save its National Parks from the water crisis, because TANAPA has no control on activities outside the Parks. For those water issues TANAPA has communicated its findings and recommendations to the government and stakeholders, and the resolution, or otherwise, of these issues requires state governance as well as in some cases cooperation between the East African countries.

坦桑尼亚一些国家公园的野生动物用水受到多种因素的阻碍，包括气候变化的影响和人为因素，因为大多数集水区都在国家公园之外。为了确保国家公园的生存，负责管理国家公园的半国营组织 TANAPA 采取了积极主动的举措和行动来解决其国家公园的水资源危机，主要是塞伦盖蒂、塔兰吉雷、鲁阿哈、卡塔维、鲁邦多、萨阿达尼、阿鲁沙和乞力马扎罗国家公园。这些举措和行动遵循了水资源管理的生态水文指南，并根据当地情况因地而异。由于 TANAPA 无法控制公园外的活动，因此 TANAPA 自身在拯救其国家公园免于水危机方面所能取得的成就是有限的。对于这些水问题，TANAPA 已将其调查结果和建议传达给政府和利益相关者，这些问题的解决或其他方式需要国家治理以及在某些情况下东非国家之间的合作。