Mangrove Reforestation in Rio de Janeiro Demonstrates Climate Resilience

30,000 trees planted in Guanabara Bay highlight the role of natural ecosystems in flood mitigation and environmental recovery.

Mangroves in Guanabara Bay, planted by Instituto Mar Urbano, reduce flood risks and stabilize soil.
The reforestation project enhances water quality and supports local marine life, benefiting crab pickers.
Flood-related disasters have surged globally, with a 134% increase since 2000, emphasizing the need for natural solutions.
Rio Grande do Sul's recent floods underscore the importance of reforestation and natural vegetation.
Authorities in Brazil agree on the necessity of large-scale reforestation efforts, though specific plans are pending.