A Race we must win
We plant 1.000.000 mangroves for the Malizia Mangrove Park
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You are welcome to set your desired amount yourself. Simply write us a message about the desired quantity and we will contact you.
Where the tree nurseries are built.
The nurseries are usually built where the planting takes place to keep the distances as short as possible, because the mangroves with the planting bags are heavy. Many seedlings are carried by the families in baskets and bowls to the planting sites. A hard work in the heat of the day. The construction method is simple: bamboo serves as scaffolding and palm fronds as roof. Due to the many rains, the palm fronds usually rot after a short time, so they have to be replaced. No problem, because palm fronds are available in masses. The stalks of the palm fronds are taken as firewood, because most families cannot afford gas.
Scientific management for the Malizia Mangrove Park
Professor Lea Jimenez and her team have taken the scientific lead for the Malizia Mangrove Park. This ensures that the correct mangrove species is planted in its natural habitat. Before each planting, the planters are instructed on what is important to pay attention to. Very important: The fishermen need alleys to bring their boats ashore and seagrass meadows, which are often located in front of the mangrove belts, must not be planted with mangroves, because they are the grazing grounds of the manatees.
Mama Earth Foundation aims to take action…
Mama Earth Foundation aims to take action against climate change and provide a livelihood to the locals of Mati, Philippines. The Malizia Mangrove Park, Mati, Davao Oriental, Philippines is in cooperation Boris Herrmann Racing team a bis step to merge three important things together: Livelihood for fisher families, reforestation of nature and carbon sequestration to reduce carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.