Beekeeping helps preserve Lamu's mangrove forests by shifting from logging.

🌐 Original language: English 📰 Source: eastleighvoice.co.ke
Beekeeping helps preserve Lamu's mangrove forests by shifting from logging.
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Beekeeping is emerging as a sustainable alternative for the Swahili-Bajuni community in Lamu, traditionally reliant on fishing and logging. This shift aims to alleviate the pressure on mangrove forests and marine ecosystems. The Pate Resources and Tourism Initiative (PRATI), a community-led organization from Pate Island, has focused on restoring degraded mangrove areas by replanting and establishing beehives within these forests. Their efforts began in 2018, targeting Chukuchu, a site known for its mangrove degradation.

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