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The team checked on the young mangroves, clearing algae and debris that could slow their growth. this follow-up marks the start of a series of regular monitoring visits that will continue through october 2026.
The visit also underscored the richness of plant biodiversity in the caledonian mangrove — a vital ecosystem for coastal resilience. thanks were extended to the inhabitants of the tribe of koé for their ongoing involvement in restoring this unique environment.
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