Coastal protection: Mangroves grow where land meets the sea, forming a natural barrier that protects shorelines from erosion, storms, and rising sea levels.
Biodiversity support: They provide shelter and nursery habitats for fish, crustaceans, and countless marine species, helping sustain healthy oceans and local livelihoods.
Improved water quality: Mangroves filter pollutants and trap sediments before they reach coral reefs and seagrass meadows.
High carbon storage: A single mature mangrove tree can store approximately 370 kg of CO₂, making mangroves highly effective natural carbon sinks.
Our Mangrove Projects
We are actively restoring and protecting mangrove forests through community-based projects in:
The Philippines
Tanzania
These projects support local ecosystems, strengthen coastal resilience, and contribute to long-term climate solutions, while working closely with local communities.
Plant a Mangrove, Make an Impact
Restoring mangroves is simple and affordable.
Just €1 plants 1 mangrove.
Your contribution directly supports mangrove planting, ecosystem restoration, and long-term protection efforts.