Mangrove Plantation

Mangrove Plantation

Mangrove Plantation Program

The Mangrove Plantation Program focuses on conserving coastal ecosystems, protecting biodiversity, and strengthening climate resilience.
By restoring degraded mangrove areas, the program aims to reduce coastal erosion, support livelihoods, and enhance the natural shield against cyclones, floods, and rising sea levels.
It also creates awareness among communities about the vital role mangroves play in sustaining marine life and maintaining ecological balance.

Key Activities

• Identification and restoration of degraded mangrove habitats.
• Community-led plantation drives in coastal regions.
• Awareness sessions on the importance of mangroves in climate mitigation.
• Training locals in sustainable fishing and eco-friendly practices.
• Monitoring growth and survival rates of planted mangroves.

Reach and Coverage

• Planted and restored 50,000+ mangrove saplings across coastal belts.
• Engaged 200+ coastal villages in conservation initiatives.
• Directly benefited 15,000 fishermen and coastal families.
• Partnered with local schools and NGOs for environmental education.

Environmental & Livelihood Initiatives

• Enhanced fish breeding grounds and marine biodiversity.
• Promoted eco-tourism and alternative livelihood options.
• Reduced soil erosion and improved coastal stability.
• Created green jobs through mangrove maintenance and monitoring.

Awareness & Education

• Conducted 100+ community workshops on climate change and mangroves.
• Involved youth and school children in plantation drives.
• Organised eco-camps and training sessions on sustainable coastal living.
• Reached 50,000+ community members with awareness campaigns.