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Youth for Climate Action–The Gambia (Y4CA-GM) empowers youth to protect nature through tree planting, mangrove restoration, climate education, biodiversity conservation, and community-led environmental action for a greener, more resilient Gambia. A group of Environmental activist passionate about environment, we want to collaborate with groups, organization, government etc towards protection of en
Nurseries play very important role in propagating native and sometimes rare or endangered plant species, crucial for preserving natural ecosystems.
For Environmental Restoration & Conservation, they provide seedlings for reforestation and afforestation, helping to combat climate change through carbon sequestration, preventing soil erosion, and restoring degraded ecosystems.
It looks small now, but this seedling is a nitrogen fixing powerhouse. By planting native species like the African Mahogany or Acacia, we aren't just planting "trees" we are rebuilding an entire underground network that feeds the soil and cleans our water.
25/07/2026
Another Successful Transplant of Mahogany seedlings.
Mandinaba Nursery Garden
22/07/2026
🌿 Countdown to World Mangrove Day – 26 July 🌿
As we count down to World Mangrove Day, let's celebrate these incredible ecosystems that play a vital role in supporting livelihoods, protecting coastlines, and sustaining biodiversity.
But first, what are mangroves?
Mangroves are the superheroes of our coastlines! These unique trees and shrubs thrive where land meets the sea, in environments where most plants cannot survive. Their specialized root systems enable them to grow in salty water while helping to prevent coastal erosion, protect communities from storms, and provide essential habitats for marine life. As such, mangroves are a natural buffer from erosion, tsunamis, and storm-driven wind and waves.
💡 Did you know? Mangroves can be found in more than 120 tropical and subtropical countries around the world, making them one of the most important coastal ecosystems on the planet.🌎💚
Which mangrove ecosystem is closest to you? Do you know how many species it protects? Share with us your favourite mangrove spots.
19/07/2026
This land is step by step becoming a place where science blends seamlessly with nature.
Here, the next generation will gain practical mastery in Tree nursery, Agroforestry, Wetland Restoration, agriculture and many other climate resilience initiatives turning theory into hands on action. Together we’re are planting the seeds of a sustainable future.
From this humble start comes the strength of everything we choose to grow.
13/07/2026
From tiny winged seeds to fresh green sprouts, these Mahogany seedlings are growing strong and getting ready for transplant into poly grow bags so their taproots can stretch out.
Pollination is the essential ecological process where pollen grains are transferred from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma, enabling fertilization, seed production, and plant reproduction.
Without this important mechanism process, majority of the world's terrestrial ecosystems and agricultural systems would collapse.
Pollinators are the animals, insects, or abiotic factors that move this pollen acting as the critical links that keep nature blooming, feeding both wildlife and humanity.
Therefore protecting and preserving these pollinators is essential for the healthy thriving of ecosystems.
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