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Local Minister oversees mangrove restoration
The article focuses on the efforts of Egypt's Ministry of Local Development and Environment to restore and plant mangrove trees along the Red Sea coast to enhance environmental protection and combat climate change. It explains that the project, carried out by the Center for Applied Environmental Research and Sustainability in collaboration with the American University in Cairo, has planted 50,000 mangrove seedlings and involves more than 250 members of the local community, with broad participation from women. The goal of the project is to expand planting areas, train local residents, and integrate them as a source of income while protecting biodiversity. It also includes the creation of a database related to mangrove trees for monitoring and analysis, with the data used in climate adaptation maps. Officials emphasize the importance of the project in building more resilient coastlines through natural solutions, especially given current environmental and climatic challenges.
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