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  • 09 Feb 2015
Bea of Decalachao laying down a transect line for the species distribution survey.
Rainalyn of Decabobo helping out Ms. Antoinette Taus, UNDP Ambassador, to plant a mangrove seedling.
Dexter successfully bagged a mangrove wilding with the right height and number of leaves. (SAMDHANA)
Training participants learning about the criteria for an ideal mangrove nursery site.
Training participants with the SGP-UNDP Project Monitoring Team led by Atty. Jun Quicho
Women and youth actively participated in the practicum on species identification
Description

The trainees came from the 5 communities, which shared contiguous mangrove and beach forest areas. Samdhana staff, who attended the Training of Trainers course for Mangrove & Beach Forest Rehabilitation and Conservation conducted by the Zoological Society of London - Philippines in Iloilo City last June, facilitated the training with the community.