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Key FactsVolunteers support mangrove restoration at Hungry Bay
Jul 5, 2024 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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- Representatives of the Bermuda Zoological Society, the Hungry Bay Planning Committee and Chubb Bermuda joined replanting work at South Shore in Paget through the Micro Forest Project.
- The mangrove forest has struggled since 2003, when Hurricane Fabian breached a natural breakwater and exposed red and black mangroves to wave erosion.
- The barrier built from rocks and fallen mangrove trunks on June 4 was intended to protect newly planted mangroves and help them become established.
- Red mangroves cultivated on Trunk Island were planted first because they better withstand waves in intertidal areas and are intended to protect black mangroves farther inland.
I grew up in and around mangroves both in Hungry Bay and Mill Creek, so I have seen first-hand how much of an impact they have on the ecosystem. I was saddened to see the regression in the Hungry Bay Reserve and was happy to have found like-minded individuals that were willing to commit to restore the reserve. I am looking forward to seeing the fruits of our labour in the years to come.— Colin Jones, an area resident and a member of the Hungry Bay Planning Committee, spoke about the mangrove restoration effort at Hungry Bay.
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