Pros and Cons of Mangrove Protection Strategies in Mangreen Project, India
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1 Pros and Cons of Mangrove Protection Strategies in Mangreen Project, India Dr.V.Balaji, Director OMCAR Foundation (Organization for Marine Conservation, Awareness and Research) India
2 Project Location
3 Project Location
4 Vision Strategy of Mangreen Project is based on the vision of establishing healthy, mangrove in two northern Palk Bay estuaries called Agni and Ambuliar.
5 Advantages of MSBs Suitable for Estuarine or lagoon mouth in Densely Populated Coastal Areas, with highly degraded mangroves Enhances Natural Seed Dispersal as well as supplies seeds to nursery of local mangrove projects A platform for monitoring, educational field trips and training
6 It is a physically defined, protected mangrove area, located on the mouth of estuaries in northern Palk Bay. MSBs are managed by local community groups MSBs Allow limited access to 1. Fishers Generates income (job, mud crabs) & reduce exotic thorny plants 2. Research students To study the mangrove ecology in MSBs 3. NGOs To learn and intiate similar projects in other areas Agni Estuary Ambuliar Estuary
7 September February August April Fish Bone Canal
8 Promoting Technical & Scientific Input Mangrove Restoration Sites (MSBs) Mangreen Community Participation through Development Education & Awareness Sharing Knowledge with other NGOs
9 Strategies for Establishment of MSBs 1. Promoting Community Participation 2. Promoting Ecological Mangrove Restoration Pilot Sites for MSBs 3. Promoting Basic Scientific Research with international universities in Mangrove Restoration Sites 4. Promoting Mangrove Restoration technical tools & knowledge sharing with NGOs 5. Promoting Educational Tools and Environmental Youth Groups
10 Promoting Community Involvement Binding Official Commitment of Villagers with Govt., and OMCAR Community Nursery Management Fencing, Plantation and canal management Ensuring Basic Facilities Site Extension & Shrimp Farm EMR Fishermen Aquatic Resource Council (FARMC)
11 Pros Community participated in field work of Mangreen Project Fishers and women SHGs are trained in mangrove restoration field work Government sponsors 70% through NNT scheme for social programmes
12 Cons Community supports Mangreen (until the end of our social programmes!!!) Slow progress in NNT scheme Changing village leaderships and their support to Mangreen Shrimp farm Ecological Mangrove Restoration is not successful
13 Promoting Ecological Mangrove Restoration Sites for MSBs Site Selection and ownership Fencing, facilitating natural water flow Canal management Sequential Photography Support from Villagers Plantation, where natural seed dispersal is low
14 Pros Gradual development of natural mangroves as well as planted seedlings in MSBs All the Sites (15 acres) have dense forest thickets than ever before Fish Bone Canals connect the mangroves with estuary (natural seed dispersal) Mangrove filed work team is formed in Mangreen Villages Growth of Mangroves in F.B.canals is visually documented best, by S.Photography Used PVC pipes for Mangrove Nursery
15 Cons Site Management of 15 acres is a continuous field work and expensive Mangreen Project needs next 4-5 years with steady financial support Seasonal flood and seagrasses make the canal maintenance as a laborious field work Mangreen is not 100% EMR method due to fencing and Nursery Development 22 months February 2008 December 2009
16 Pros 15 University Students from Germany, Australia, Croatia were visited in 3 yrs Documentation of Project activities in various universities is a strength for the Project Students make easy publicity of our project in schools, villages and in their Universities Mangrove growth monitoring is documented from 2005 to 2009 GPS mapping of F.B.Cs Avg.Growth of R.apiculata (2005)
17 Topic : Comparison of Growth Dynamics, associated fauna and soil characteristics of Protected and Unprotected Mangroves in Southeast Coast of India Marco Langer, University of Eberswalde (2008)
18 Cons Universities increased the duration of practical training from 2 to 5 months Students need a staff s full time assistance (travel, food, field work, health) Individual performance in field research affect the mangrove monitoring data Reports 34% 10% 40% Average Good Not yet submitted Not fit for reference 16%
19 Pros Output of field experience as presentations, training prg & consultancy Introduced to a list of NGOs in our region as a resource NGO Sediment Sampling Seq.Photography Line Transect Method Quantum GIS Mapping
20 Cons Mangreen Project strategies and actions are site specific Physiochemical conditions in other areas challenges the success rate and timely progress of the project. Availability of key project staffs and technical persons for follow up and modifications GPS Mapping Training Programme
21 Pros Monthly environmental education classes reached all coastal schools /Dist. Great exposure to OMCAR team to local community, especially youths Helped to get volunteers in every village Helped to coordinate educational programmes with Governt. departments
22 Cons Schools require basic facilities, a part of project fund goes for the provision of school gates, fences etc., Still we have no infrastructure facilities (a scientific interpretation centre)
23 Conclusion Mangrove Protection Strategies are site specific, thus have to be developed with the consultation and participation of local NGOs, community and ecologists. There should be a flexibility in mangrove protection strategies to adopt new sub-strategies during the project period. Research, Monitoring and Documentation with universities has to be one of the main strategies of mangrove conservation projects. Binding the Government Social Programmes is also an essential strategy for community based mangrove protection. Capacity Building of NGO staffs on GPS mapping and application of user-friendly GIS softwares (Quantum GIS) will create an accurate data collection and technically skilled project staffs.
24 Thank You
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