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Marine waste knows no borders! It is precisely this realization that brought together members of the Hô-üt association and the residents of the Koé tribe for a major coastal clean-up operation. The result: 34 garbage bags collected, the vast majority of which was plastic. This first action of the Kiwa RESMANC project marks the beginning of a long-term effort to restore mangroves and protect the coastlines of New Caledonia.
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