beach
reforestation
Why do we do it?
We are carrying out reforestation projects on beaches, using coconut, icaco, almond and beach grape trees. Our goal is to create a source of biodiversity and contribute to the health of coastal ecosystems, particularly with regard to soil stability and erosion protection. This reforestation is also vital to preserve the health of the beaches, reefs, and marine park.
What we are doing?
We carried out this reforestation with the purpose of benefiting both the communities near the beaches and the marine ecosystem. The selected trees play critical roles in stabilizing coastal soils, developing root systems that prevent erosion and help maintain the integrity of sand dunes. In addition, they contribute to improving soil quality by providing nutrients and organic matter through leaf fall and decomposition of plant materials
How you can help?
You can contribute to our conservation activities in several ways:
Volunteer
Join our beach reforestation activities as a volunteer to help protect coastal biodiversity.
Sustainable Practices
Adopt sustainable practices in your daily life to reduce your impact on the environment, such as reducing plastic consumption and conserving water.
Participation
Join beach cleanup and marine biodiversity monitoring programs to help maintain the health of coastal ecosystems.
Awareness
Share information about the importance of coastal reforestation and marine conservation with others, encouraging greater awareness of these issues.
_edited_edited.png)
Donate
Consider making financial donations to support our beach reforestation projects and protect coastal biodiversity.
Donate
Ways to Give
Join us in protecting the stunning marine and coastal biodiversity of the Bay Islands in Honduras by supporting our conservation efforts and safeguarding the future of our oceans for generations to come.
