Years of unchecked exploitation inflicted terrible damage on the mangroves, mudflats, freshwater pools and sandy dunes at the mouth of the Sabaki, Kenya's second-longest river. Now, communities are replanting the shrubs.
2022/04/08/kenyans-heal-devastated-land-with-the-power-of-mangroves
2022/04/08/kenyans-heal-devastated-land-with-the-power-of-mangroves
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