Eden Reforestation Projects

This picture was also taken last year showing how the seedlings have grown at our Kandrany planting site, where we started planting in 2023.

These mangrove seedlings are growing at our Ambararata planting site. This picture was taken last year.

Once settled in the mud, they focus on developing strong roots to anchor them in the soft soil. Over time, they grow slowly, adapting to the tidal environment and filtering excess

Here’s a sneak peek at how the seedlings are thriving! We’re thrilled with their progress so far—in just a few years, they’ll grow into full mangroves, helping to restore Madagascar’s coastlines.

A glimpse of the Kandrany planting site before the tiny mangrove seedlings were planted.

We are excited to see how our little mangroves are thriving at our planting sites in Madagascar! 🌳

Members of the local village are taking action to reclaim their land, working tirelessly to restore it to its former glory as a thriving mangrove forest.

Here’s a look at our planting site today! While there’s still some recovery ahead, we’re making steady progress as we continue to plant mangrove trees and restore the area

The muddy part of our job. Here is where the mangrove seedlings will flourish!

A sneakpeek to our planting sites in Madagascar.

A single mangrove seedling can have a profound impact on Madagascar's coasts. It helps stabilize shorelines, prevents erosion, and creates habitats for diverse marine life. This small step can significantly enhance coastal resilience and support local communities' livelihoods.

Fresh batch of harvested mangrove seedlings ready to be planted.

We continue to make our way through the mangrove forests of Madagascar.

Mangrove reforestation projects are vital to recover areas that have been degraded or destroyed. These projects not only help to restore the biodiversity and ecosystem services associated with mangroves but also enhance their capacity to act as carbon sinks.

Though it's a muddy task, planting mangroves opens up job opportunities for local communities. It's not just about getting hands dirty; it's about rejuvenating the land and empowering the people who live there with meaningful work and restored environments.