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January 31, 2019 by Leah Ittoo in The Mangrove Project

Let’s reach 1.2 million!

Mangroves are the only type of tree which spend their entire life submerged in saltwater, offering a bounty of benefits. During storms, they act as natural buffers against the sea, protecting homes and lives by absorbing waves surges (an even more important feature given the threat of climate change). By

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December 10, 2018 by Leah Ittoo in The Mangrove Project

Mission: Propagation of mangroves

The ELI Africa team has set a goal to plant at least 30 000 propagules by the 15th of December and we are more than happy to announce that we had reached our target with exactly 32 864 propagules planted. From Grand Gaube, Roches Noires, Poste de Flacq to Mahebourg,

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January 9, 2018 by Yugtha YJ in Reefs, The Mangrove Project

BEACH CLEAN UP BY ELI AFRICA

On December 20th 2017, ELI Africa organized a beach cleanup at Albion due to the rampant problem of waste accumulation on our beaches. Earlier that day, the whole team met at Rose Hill Station and picked the bus for Albion. We reached there at about 10.00 a.m. and we were

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September 4, 2017 by Yugtha YJ in The Mangrove Project

ELI AFRICA: 16200 MANGLIERS PLANTÉS EN 5 ANS

Les mangliers sont des arbres qui grandissent idéalement dans des régions côtières tropicales, plus précisément dans les embouchures des rivières et les endroits marécageux. Grâce à l’aide des volontaires d’ELI Africa, en étroite collaboration avec le ministère de l’économie océanique, de la pêche et des ressources marines, le groupe Rogers

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July 28, 2017 by Yugtha YJ in The Mangrove Project

OUR NEXT PLANTING EVENT IN THE NORTH!

Mauritius: The Paradise Island with sandy beaches and sunshine all year round! Now, imagine our beaches affected by coastal erosion! Not a pretty view right? Many of us do not realise the true importance of mangroves around our beautiful island. Large areas of mangrove forests are being destroyed for development

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June 19, 2017 by Yugtha YJ in The Mangrove Project

SAVING OUR ISLAND: MANGROVE EDITION

Our mangrove forests are quickly disappearing. New hotels can now be found in regions that were once covered with mangroves and home to a rich diversity of marine species. While developments in the tourism sector can be a boost to our economy, we cannot ignore the fact that mangrove deforestation

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April 15, 2016 by Pravisan in News, The Mangrove Project

Mangrove Plantation At Providence

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While we were on our way to Providence, it was the usual Sunday scene that unveiled in front of us: people returning from the Sunday mass, children spending the Sunday morning playing around, mothers buying vegetables for tonight’s dinner and some sitting around to have a conversation with their friends.

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April 9, 2016 by Pravisan in The Mangrove Project

Collecting Mangrove Propagules

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Plastic bags,boots,caps,solar cream and mosquito repellent; we were well armed and thrilled to write another chapter in ELI Africa’s history. At eight, we were en route to collect propagules for our mangrove planting event which would be held on the following day. We had to collect at least 1000 propagules

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