The project successfully established a diverse community mangrove nursery, containing seven out of the nine mangrove species available in the area.
Through diligent efforts, over 2,700 mangrove seedlings have been planted, leading to the restoration of 1.,3 hectares of mangrove ecosystem to date.
Impressively, the project achieved a remarkable survival rate of over 76% for the planted seedlings, indicating the effectiveness of the restoration efforts.
As a result of the project's implementation, more than 100 households have directly benefited from its positive impacts on the local community and environment.
Activities
The project involves the meticulous management of the mangrove nursery, ensuring the healthy growth of the seedlings before transplantation.
Engaging with the community through various outreach initiatives on conservation and climate change, raising awareness about the importance of mangroves and their role in combating climate change.
Empowering the local community through capacity-building programs, imparting valuable skills and knowledge to further their involvement in the conservation efforts.
Facilitating mangrove planting through volunteering, mobilizing the community to actively participate in restoring the degraded mangrove areas.
Observing and commemorating International environmental days, further amplifying the message of environmental protection and the significance of mangrove conservation.