Dakuni villagers plant 2,000 mangroves to combat beach erosion

Dakuni villagers plant 2,000 mangroves to combat beach erosion

The villagers of Dakuni in Beqa have taken the initiative to plant more than 2,000 mangroves to conserve their natural resources, as soil erosion has been affecting their beach.

The Turaga ni Koro Nimilote Ratudina says that in collaboration with the Pacific Blue Foundation, they have conducted presentations on ways to restore their resources.

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Ratudina says they discussed this in the village and agreed that during the first week of every month, villagers will plant mangroves along the seashore.

He adds that collaboration makes the work easier in any community.

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