Efforts to Restore Mangrove Ecosystem

2023-11-20T04:16:05+03:00
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Efforts to Restore Mangrove Ecosystem

A group called Lestari Mangrove, composed of farmers and fishermen, has undertaken a mangrove rehabilitation project in Langkat. They are taking action to address the repeated damage to the mangrove ecosystem. The effort is aimed at preserving the ecosystem and preventing further destruction. Source: https://news.detik.com/foto-news/d-7045593/potret-upaya-memulihkan-ekosistem-mangrove-di-langkat-sumut

Lestari Mangrove, a group of farmers and fishermen, is rehabilitating the mangrove ecosystem in Langkat to prevent further damage and preserve it.

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Efforts to Restore Mangrove Ecosystem