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The overall assessment is positive, with most of the young plants developing well. Participants removed a few plant debris that had become caught on the leaves in order to support their growth.
The visit also made it possible to observe partial bleaching of the fringing reef near the Koé tribe. This stress phenomenon may be linked to the heavy rainfall recordedearlier this year, which can temporarily alter marine environmental conditions.
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