When you restore a mangrove, you restore much more than a forest.
You restore fisheries. You restore incomes. You restore protection. You restore possibility.
Read the full ode to a peaceful haven on Senegal’s Petite Côte https://www.greenpeace.org/africa/en/blog/60917/a-peaceful-haven-on-senegals-petite-cote/
A split-view, over-under photograph captures a mangrove ecosystem both above and below the water's surface. The top half shows dense, vibrant green mangrove foliage basking in bright daylight under a pale sky, with a forested hill visible in the far distance. The bottom half reveals the clear, turquoise underwater world where the mangrove's tangled, spindly prop roots plunge into a rocky seabed covered in coral formations and marine life.
A split-surface over-under photograph by Renee Capozzola captures a traditional outrigger canoe floating above a thriving coral reef. In the top half, a person wearing a bright, colorful sarong sits aboard the wooden canoe on calm, sunlit water, with dense green mangrove forests lining the shore under a bright blue sky.
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