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10: Our Altered World with Neel Zaver - Episode 10
10: Our Altered World with Neel Zaver - Episode 10
10: Our Altered World with Neel Zaver - Episode 10
Wednesday 30th April 2025
Explore mangrove conservation with Neel Zaver and Dominic Woodhouse, revealing their vital role in climate resilience and community support.
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Get the buttons here!Mangroves: Nature's Coastal Guardians
Episode Overview
- Mangroves are essential for coastal protection and carbon storage.
- Effective restoration requires community engagement and proper site selection.
- Blue carbon initiatives highlight mangroves' role in climate resilience.
- The Mangrove Action Project focuses on ecosystem restoration rather than tree planting.
- Supporting conservation efforts can be driven by personal passion.
"Mangroves are incredibly valuable and worth protecting."
In this episode of 'Our Altered World', Neel Zaver dives into the fascinating world of mangrove conservation with guest Dominic Woodhouse from the Mangrove Action Project. If you're feeling overwhelmed by climate change, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on how individuals and organisations are making strides in sustainability. Dominic shares his journey from the advertising industry to becoming a passionate advocate for mangrove ecosystems, which play a crucial role in coastal protection and carbon storage.
Mangroves might seem like ordinary trees, but they're the superheroes of coastal ecosystems. They tolerate salt and flooding, providing food security and protection from natural disasters for local communities. The Mangrove Action Project is committed to preserving these vital ecosystems, teaching communities how to restore them effectively. Dominic sheds light on the challenges faced in mangrove restoration, including the pitfalls of poorly planned projects and the importance of community involvement.
He emphasises the need for a shift from merely planting trees to restoring entire ecosystems. With the rise of blue carbon initiatives, mangroves are gaining recognition for their ability to store carbon, offering hope for future conservation efforts. As you listen, you'll discover the inspiring work being done by global alliances to protect mangroves and the positive impact they have on both the environment and human well-being.
If you're curious about how you can contribute to this cause, Dominic encourages you to follow your passion and explore ways to support conservation efforts. So why not dive into this engaging discussion? You'll leave with a renewed sense of hope and understanding of how we can make a difference in the fight against climate change.