Melanie Almanza - Mangrove Planting
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The document summarizes a student's mangrove tree planting project in Brgy. Bislig, Tanauan, Leyte. The student organized fellow fourth year students to help plant over 30 mangrove seedlings along the coastal river in order to replenish mangroves, provide shelter for fish and aquatic life, and prevent soil erosion. After completing the planting, the student returned to the site and was pleased to see the seedlings had taken root and were growing healthy. The project helped raise awareness of the importance of mangroves in the local community.
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- 1. SLIDE 1: TITLE “Mangrove Tree planTing” Prepared By: Melanie Y. Almanza IV- Almaciga Tanauan School of Arts and Trade Date of planting: October 20, 2012 Area: Coastal River Side Brgy. Bislig, Tanauan,
- 2. SLIDE 2:NEED FOR THE PROJECT •In the coastal river, the mangrove become lesser. This is alarming because it may cause soil erosion. We need also to plant mangrove seedlings so that, the fish have a shelter and other aquatic lives.
- 3. SLIDE 3: GOAL The goal of my project was to plant mangrove trees and improve the place which serves as a good site for the fish to lay eggs and to have a shelter to live in. This also may
- 4. SLIDE 4: PROJECT ACTIVITY In order to achieve my goal in planting Mangrove Trees , I ask help from my fellow fourth year students so that they too will be aware of the importance of this activity and at the same time in realizing my task
- 5. SLIDE 5:STEPS BY STEPS PLANNING 1. First, I make a letter request to the Municipal Agriculture Office to ask mangrove seeds. 2. Second, I asked permission to my principal to gather my fellow fourth year students in participating this activity and I, announced that were going to have Mangrove planting. 3.Then , me and fellow fourth year students went to the coastal river at Brgy. Bislig, Tanauan Leyte . And we help one another in planting Mangrove trees. 4. Lastly, we planted more than 30 Mangrove
- 6. SLIDE 6: RESULTS After accomplishing my small project, I took the opportunity in going back to site were we planted the Mangrove Seedlings and I observed that they slowly grew healthy and this is a wake- up call for the community that it is important to have this project because this will help in making our rivers healthy were fishes can lay eggs and reproduce and avoid soil erosion too.