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Taking advantage of a night-time low tide, members of the Hô-üt association and local residents carried out a field visit to the mangrove planting sites in Koé and Amoa. These regular monitoring visits help track the growth of young seedlings and protect an ecosystem that is essential for biodiversity and coastal protection.
The visits will continue every month until October 2026.
The RESMANC project illustrates a Nature-based Solutions approach, combining ecological restoration with strong involvement from local communities.
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