Brightly coloured pirogues, or fishing boats, like these ones can be found all over the estuary.

This photo shows a restoration site which was planted 2 to 3 years ago.

Two new flux towers (in addition to the existing tower) were installed during 2023 to measure carbon exchange between our growing seedlings and the atmosphere.

Eclosio, an international NGO, is partnering with WeForest to roll out the socio-economic activities in nine municipalities across both regions of our mangroves project.

This area at Fimela was planted between June and September 2020.

This image shows a restoration site near Foundiougne about a year after planting.

Mangroves expert Ngor Ndour, a researcher at the Université Assane SECK in Ziguinchor, has been helping the team make sure that tree density and survival rates will be up to standard in the more northerly restoration areas.

Madeleine Ndiaye is involved in the monitoring of the planting sites from 2020.

In Sine-Saloum, one of the world's only mangrove flux towers is measuring carbon exchange between our growing seedlings and the atmosphere.

Measuring the height of the Avicennia plants in the nursery to assess their maturity and predict their planting potential.