The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Mangrove conservation efforts flourish along Thoothukudi coast with over 140 hectares restored in four years

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The Hindu Bureau
Mangrove conservation efforts flourish along Thoothukudi coast with over 140 hectares restored in four years
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The Thoothukudi Forest Department has successfully restored 146 hectares of mangrove forests over four years to protect the coastline from erosion and storms. The project utilizes various government initiatives to enhance biodiversity and support local ecosystems.

Thanks to sustained conservation initiatives of the Thoothukudi Forest Department, mangrove forests across 146 hectares in the coastal villages of Mukkani, Pazhayakayal and Punnakayal in the district have been restored and established in the past four years.

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