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Dear Friend, "It changed the way I think about mangroves as an incredibly important ecosystem. It's a fabulous program and I'm so happy to still be a part of the world of Marvellous Mangroves, and I tell people about them all the time." Tanny Onsalo Please read Tanny's full story here and also find out more about Marvellous Mangroves whilst watching our great new video. Your support will go directly to helping the world’s children from these tropical lands not only learn all about Marvellous Mangroves, but will also give them a basic understanding of scientific methodology and ecology. In addition, they get to learn research methods as a precursor to a science-based university education. Make your donation here to connect more children to their mangroves, like Tanny https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/marvellousmangroves Every $100 will enable one teacher to attend the Marvellous Mangroves three-day teachers’ workshop and provide them with a copy of the 300-page Marvellous Mangroves - adapted and translated for their own country. Donating isn't the only way you Thank you for your generous donation. Please remember you can always contact me at mangrove@candw.ky for more info, or call me at: 1-345-526-5072. Many Thanks, Martin Keeley, MAP Education Director |
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