A community-led mass mangrove hypocotyl plantation drive was launched Tuesday along a 3 km stretch of rivers adjoining the Devi River in Odisha to reduce climate disaster risks. The initiative aims to plant 5,000 mangrove hypocotyls, with active participation from vulnerable women and the local fishing community. This effort highlights the community’s commitment to environmental conservation and the restoration of vital ecosystems.
Mangrove plantation drive launched for climate disaster risk reduction
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