How Senegal Is Saving Its Mangroves

Communities in Senegal are replanting their lost mangrove forests, which help reduce carbon emissions, protect villages from coastal erosion and offer residents economic benefits.
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[@snoopaka]

I pray for the people and their valiant effort to save their way of life. Bravo

[@ant393]

If every country was organized and manage to work together like these people...

[@Treelia]

Fantastic effort! I recently saw other videos of oyster reefs as breakwaters as well. I wonder if that could be applied here too.

[@donchong25]

A great barrier against Tsunamis.

[@csortitoutseul]

Hahaha i don't think he realizes the magnitude of a tsunami.

[@balejuroeng]

Wow wonderful activities in mangrove

[@madoxxxx06]

Well done Senegal, we are doing our part too in Rwanda, expending forested areas and national parks even though we are the most densely populated country in Africa. If all countries could reforest and rewild climate change could be stopped.

[@13thravenpurple94]

Great work Thank you

[@Useful-o5j]

Wooow !! My home country and my langage (serere) A Nice surprise !

[@csortitoutseul]

Nafio!

[@Useful-o5j]

@@csortitoutseul makhey mène !! Diam som 😊😊

[@csortitoutseul]

@@Useful-o5j gagner nga ma sama vocabulaire nafio ak thiéré la yem

[@Useful-o5j]

@@csortitoutseul 😂😂 yaw daale !!

[@Useful-o5j]

@@csortitoutseul fo dekkeu ? US ?

[@donovanphillips4973]

Thank you

[@somerandomfella]

It's amazing how much we've fked up in the last 200 years over profits 🤦‍♂️

[@brendatenorio5721]

More people definitely not the solution, more green.

[@csortitoutseul]

I'll faut acheter du sable du Sahara et renforcer les côtes. 200m d'extension vers l'océan pour toute la côte du cap à Saint Louis

[@murtaza1972]

Did she just say tigers ? I haven’t heard of tigers in Africa

[@brendatenorio5721]

Needs rocks and green, and people must move inland sooner rather than later.

[@theallmightylystrodon1462]

mangroves were cut down by people and didnt die off due to climate change as this video is trying to suggest, also floods happen if mangroves are removed with or without climate change.

[@macsmich8273]

Yes

[@Bennie32831]

And burned in 🔥

[@macsmich8273]

The sea grass is killed by humans bottom trolling fishing and then the land disappears. All sorts of man made reasons... if it were a global situation it would be happening everywhere... stop overfishing and over population