Mida Creek Restoration

Mida Creek Restoration

KE Kenya

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Our project aims to plant over 5 million trees in key mangrove habitats to fight climate change and alleviate poverty. Overexploitation of mangroves, driven by local poverty, threatens Kenya’s coastline. We are restoring these ecosystems by establishing nurseries and planting trees, offering sustainable livelihoods to ease pressure on natural resources.

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settembre 2026

🌱 Good news from Mida Creek!
Last week, we successfully conducted an Avicennia marina planting activity in Mida Creek with support from TreeNation.
With the rainy season here, conditions are ideal — we hope these seedlings will grow into a thriving forest that will contribute to

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28 set 2026
novembre 2025

Monitoring Planted Sites

04 nov 2025
Pepijn Verpalen · 4 novembre 2025

I love all those mangroves! Great picture!

maggio 2025

🌿 8 Years Later: Nature Thrives Where Communities Lead 🌿
Eight years ago, we joined hands with the local community to restore a degraded mangrove site by planting Ceriops tagal seedlings. Today, this once-barren area stands as a thriving mangrove forest — a powerful testament to

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30 mag 2025
Pepijn Verpalen · 30 maggio 2025

Incredible post, such a proof and strong message. I love the picture. Keep up...

ottobre 2023

🌿🌊 Exploring the Marvels of Mangroves 🌊🌿

Did you know that mangroves, those unique coastal ecosystems, play a vital role in combatting climate change? Here are a few compelling reasons why...

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agosto 2023

🌊🌿 Diverse Biodiversity in Mangrove Ecosystems: Unraveling Nature's Hidden Treasures! 🌿🌊

🔍 Did you know that mangrove ecosystems are not just picturesque landscapes but are essential lifelines for our planet's biodiversity? 🌏 Let's ta...

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maggio 2023

Mangroves: "The Unsung Heroes of Our Ecosystems"

Did you know that mangrove forests are one of the most valuable ecosystems on our planet, yet they are rapidly disappearing? These unique trees tha...

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