Who we are?

Alma Grande mangrove reforestation and conservation project is a conservation initiative aimed at protecting and restoring mangrove forests, which are critical ecosystems found in coastal regions of the Gulf of Mexico. These forests play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity and providing important ecosystem services, such as carbon sequestration, erosion control, and protection against natural disasters such as hurricanes and tsunamis.Mangrove reforestation and conservation projects typically involve a range of activities, including planting new mangrove saplings, rehabilitating degraded areas, and educating local communities about the importance of these ecosystems. These projects may also involve working with local stakeholders, such as fishermen, to promote sustainable resource use practices that help preserve mangrove forests for future generations.The success of a mangrove reforestation and conservation project depends on a range of factors, including strong community engagement, careful planning and implementation, and ongoing monitoring and evaluation. By working to protect and restore mangrove forests, these projects help to promote sustainable development and protect the natural resources that are critical to the wellbeing of coastal communities and ecosystems around the world