Women Lead Mangrove Restoration in El Salvador
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A group of women from the coastal community of Barra de Santiago in El Salvador are leading the restoration and protection of a mangrove area. The mangrove, part of a Ramsar site, is home to various species of animals and plants and serves as an economic source for local families. The women, organized under the Association for the Development of Women of Barra de Santiago (AMBAS), have restored around 12 hectares of mangrove affected by agricultural activities and climate change. The project is supported by the Environmental Investment Fund of El Salvador (FIAES).
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