Pushing Back the Sea: Nature’s Frontline in Bangladesh
Published on Aug 26, 2026
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Iti Das
In Khulna, Iti Das once watched floodwaters rise faster each year, bringing salt water that destroys homes, trees, and livelihoods. But today, change is taking root.
Mangroves planted along embankments are holding the land, pushing back salt water, and protecting homes from future floods. With them come new livelihoods, stronger embankments, and hope for a safer future.
As the mangroves grow, resilience grows with them.
#MountainsToMangroves #Bangladesh #Mangroves #ClimateResilience #CommunityVoices NatureBasedSolutions EcosystemRestoration
Our Partners:@conservationorg @atreeblr @bhutanecologicalsociety @bhutantrustfund @friendshipngo @teriindia @redpandanetwork @icon.fellowship @valuenetworkventuresIn Khulna, Iti Das once watched floodwaters rise faster each year, bringing salt water that destroys homes, trees, and livelihoods. But today, change is taking root.
Mangroves planted along embankments are holding the land, pushing back salt water, and protecting homes from future floods. With them come new livelihoods, stronger embankments, and hope for a safer future.
As the mangroves grow, resilience grows with them.
#MountainsToMangroves #Bangladesh #Mangroves #ClimateResilience #CommunityVoices NatureBasedSolutions EcosystemRestoration
Our Partners:@conservationorg @atreeblr @bhutanecologicalsociety @bhutantrustfund @friendshipngo @teriindia @redpandanetwork @icon.fellowship @valuenetworkventures
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