CETRAD is proud to announce the successful planting of over 4,000 trees in the Gambella wetland region of Ngare Mara! This two-day initiative, held on May 2nd and 3rd, 2024, is part of our ongoing commitment to restoring vital wetland ecosystems and supporting local communities.
Here's a breakdown of the tree species planted:
Bridellia Micrantha: 500
Ficus Sycamorus: 500
Acacia Mellifera: 100
Raphila farinifera: 677
Acacia Xythonplea: 860
Acacia tortillis: 145
Balanytes aegyptica: 193
Other species: 740
This diverse selection of trees will play a crucial role in reviving the Gambella wetland. The planted trees will provide habitat for wildlife, improve water filtration, and combat soil erosion.
We are committed to supporting the Gambella region and its inhabitants. This tree planting initiative aligns with our theme of "Saving Wetlands to Support Livelihoods and Wildlife." Stay tuned for future updates on our wetland restoration efforts!
