Arcancia Clappe, directrice nationale à Madagascar nous parle des Mangroves.
Une Mangrove, c'est quoi ? Quelle est la problématique et quelles sont les conséquence ? Quelles sont les solutions proposées ?

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The Madagascar NGO MIHARI, which is in charge of the country's Locally Managed Marine Areas (LMMAs), contributed this video to a Special Issue of our open access journal, Parks Stewardship Forum, on Indigenous Leadership in Marine Conservation (volume 38, #2, published May 2022). The video overviews these Indigenous-run protected/conserved areas. The narration is in Malagasy, the national language of Madagascar, with English subtitles.

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The protection of mangroves? These extraordinary women have made it their commitment. Indeed, they are aware of the importance of mangroves in their daily life in the village or in more sustainable way.

They live in the village of Antanandahy, in the heart of Tsiribihina delta mangroves, a Malagasy Ramsar site in western Madagascar.

This is why they have founded associations which are leading reforestation of mangroves in the Tsiribihina delta. In this way, they ensure the survival of their village of Antanandahy. And they are very active!

One of them is Vololoniaina Victorine, health manager in the village and mother of four children. In the little time that remains, she devotes to planting mangroves. "It is not easy to plant mangroves with a child on the back (...) but it is our duty to protect them.” Victorine says. She is undeniably born a leader!

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Zafisoa Maniraky, 70 years old, is advisor in the comitee which manages the mangroves around the village of Kivalo, Menabe region, Manambolo Tsiribihina Landscape, western Madagascar.

He is explaining the value of mangroves forest to them, how they improve the mangroves health around their village and how it benefits them today.

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