Marereni, Kenya is home to one of the richest mangrove forests in the world. The loss of trees in recent years has left shorelines susceptible and threatened people's livelihoods. Seatrees, a California-based nonprofit, has been working with communities since 2022 to reverse tehe damage.

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Juli 10, 2025

Kenias Marine-Kreditprogramm pflanzt Mangroven und kreiert lokale Arbeitsplätze

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Teaser: In Marereni, Kenia, schafft ein Meeres-Biodiversitätskreditprogramm über 600 Arbeitsplätze und legt Mangrovenwälder neu an. Die Gemeinde pflanzt Bäume, schützt die Küste und steigert Fischereieinkommen. Mit 80 % Überlebensrate verbindet das Konzept Ökologie und Wirtschaft stark.

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