Images tagged "mangrove-propagules"

William Knibb student stands next to the mangrove propagules to show the scale.
Before planting the mangrove propagules, student must wade out into the mangrove mud. This Abaco Central High School student generously carries the mangrove seedlings to their new home.
Student from Abaco Central High School plants a mangrove propagule.
FRIENDS of the Environment intern, Christian McIntosh helps to tag each of the mangrove propagules with orange so that we can monitor their growth and health.
Marine Science students at Forest Heights Academy say goodbye to their mangrove propagules that they have been caring for the past 7 months.
11th grade Marine Science students at Forest Heights Academy are getting ready to plant their mangroves.
Forest Heights Academy student collects her and her friends mangroves and she is ready to plant them.
Forest Heights Academy 12th grader is excited to be on a fieldtrip planting his mangrove propagules.
Forest Heights Academy student tries to secure the squishy mud around her propagule to stabilize it.
Director of Education, Amy Heemsoth, teaching Holland High School students how to graph their mangrove propagule growth data.
Alumni from Louisiana State University volunteer during their vacation to help remove old stumps and level soil at the JAMIN mangrove restoration site.
Volunteer Kayla Kimmel helps plant mangroves at the JAMIN mangrove restoration site in Falmouth, Jamaica.
Lauren Thayer, Lousiana State University Alumni, plants mangrove trees at the JAMIN mangrove restoration site in Falmouth, Jamaica.
Rachel Villani and Tamra Dardenne, Louisiana State University alumni, volunteer to help restore the mangrove ecosystem in Falmouth, Jamaica.
Heather Brand and Matt Trumbull help to restore the mangroves in Jamaica so that one day their daughter will be able to enjoy this beautiful ecosystem.
Kayla Kimmel takes time out from her vacation to restore the mangroves in Falmouth, Jamaica.
The students from the JAMIN program planted the shorter trees with the orange tags last year. They have grown so much in just one year!
University of the West Indies Discovery Bay Education and Outreach Coordinator, Shanna Thomas, squats to appreciate how much the mangroves have grown since last year.
The red mangrove propagules are growing tall at the Falmouth mangrove restoration site.
Partners from the University of the West Indies and the Living Oceans Foundation celebrate a day of hard with with volunteer alumni from Louisiana State University.

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