University of St. Joseph and Municipal Affairs Bureau collaboration.
The University of St. Joseph (USJ) teams up with the Municipal Affairs Bureau to combat mangrove depletion along Taipa’s coast, planting 800 salt-tolerant trees during Macaos 43rd Green Week from March 16-24 – Macaonews.org
USJ will showcase research on coastal wetland conservation, emphasizing the importance of mangroves, at the Taipa Houses Museum during the event – Macaonews.org
Professor Karen Tagulao stated USJ researchers will engage in Green Week discussions on various environmental topics, such as mangrove preservation, water ecosystems, sustainable ocean use, fishing practices, and plastic waste – Macaonews.org
While Macaos mangrove forests exhibit growth due to successful plantings, pollution remains a menace threatening their survival; Prof. Tagulao warns against plastics, which can smother these resilient ecosystems – Macaonews.org
