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An Answer To Climate Change: BNT Plants 1000 Red Mangroves
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Senior Science Officer, Lindy Knowles, says this effort is a part of their continued restoration project.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Senior Science Officer, Lindy Knowles, says this effort is a part of their continued restoration project.
He also explains how the red mangroves benefit the local ecosystem.
Now if you’re interested in playing a key role in protecting the environment for decades to come, smith says they are also welcoming new volunteers.
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