Mangrove Restoration Training in St. Kitts

Saudi Arabia is developing a sustainable tourism project called Red Sea Global and Amaala. It offers luxury hotels, dining, and outdoor experiences using 100% solar energy, promoting zero waste. The Red Sea has potential to challenge Egypt as a top diving destination. The project aims to minimize impact on reefs, control diving activities, and preserve the marine ecosystem. It offers diverse diving sites, including an archipelago and an 18th-century shipwreck. Developers plant mangrove trees, strategically protect coral reefs, and use renewable energy.

Researchers release 45,000 mangrove crab seedlings in Sabah, Malaysia to restore and maintain the crab population. The program includes scientific research, community involvement, and monitoring. Suitable locations are identified based on water quality and food sources. Community participation and education are emphasized through partnerships with local communities, fishermen, and stakeholders. A monitoring protocol evaluates the program’s effectiveness.

Saudi Arabia, known for its significant holdings of oil reserves, is now endeavoring to embrace clean energy and combat global warming, according to an article from Le Monde. The kingdom, which launched its modernization project with the “Vision 2030” plan in 2016, is aiming to diversify its econo