Women in Gambia are actively involved in planting and caring for mangrove trees. These trees are essential for providing livelihoods for the women and play a crucial role in protecting the island capital of Banjul from erosion and flooding.
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Gambian Women Engage in Mangrove Restoration Efforts
In Gambia, women are participating in the restoration of mangrove trees, which are vital for their livelihoods and for protecting the capital city of Banjul from environmental threats such as erosion and flooding. Their efforts contribute to both economic and ecological stability.
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How Gambian women are restoring the mangroves protecting Banjul
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Gambian Women Engage in Mangrove Restoration Efforts