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  • COP 29 (11-22 Nov) Azerbaijan. 2024 may be hottest on record with temporary rise above 1.5.°C. Record level of greenhouse gases. Extreme weather - massive toll. Sea level rise doubled in past 30 years. Unprecendented glacier loss. Must reduce GHG (WMO) ......Ocean temperatures around Mauritius is slightly warmer than normal.....Globally ENSO-Neutral - La Nina expected to return and last till March 2025.......ADD's Managing Committee Members........ADD's email address: addmauritius2007@gmail.com.

Highlights of ADD

Activities of ADD - Historical

ADD contributions: greening, coastal protection, improved  quality of life, sensitisation and sustainable development

ADD/NSIF Mangrove sensitisation 26 June 2022 - Grade 5 pupils of Le Morne Primary School and their parents

AGM-16 was held at Manisa Hotel, Flic-en-Flac, on 21 May 2023. It elected  new Managing Committee (MC) members, Mr Prakash Juddoo was elected President. ADD welcomed the MC members  and committed its support. It expressed its gratitude to Mr Ragoonaden, newly-elected as Vice-President, for his devotion and for the achievements during his Presidency..

Mangrove Plantation at Le Morne (1000 plants) and at Coteau Raffin (8000) is completed. Several members, NGOs and the UTM participated invitation. The Ministry of Blue Economy organised World Mangrove Day on 26 July at Le Morne in collaboration with ADD. Event highlight - plantation of 500 potted plants at Le Morne. See also Le Mauricien 17 July 2023.

NATIONAL NEWS

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MANGROVE - ADD's unique contribution to rehabilitation since 2008

Mangrove is a vital partner in shining Mauritius as a paradise. Its triple role in goods and services - shelter us from high windsand waves, protect our lagoons from soil and land-based chemicals, and serves as a nursery for fish, crabs,bait, etc. and enhance biodiversity.. ADD pursues its action nationwide.PhotoRajoo-Mangrove on sand-Ile aux Cerfs

Flyers ;      Mangrove - econonomic value SE; Flyer1 p2, Flyer1 p1;

 

SANDWATCH

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Sandwatch activities

An educational programme for schools and communities. National support - Ministry of Education and Currimjee Foundation. International backstopping - Sandwatch Foundation and UNESCO

Q & A ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOMENT

Q & A

Q: Why the cyclones seem to shy away from Mauritius in spite of global warming?

A: In the absence of detailed study over the region, several reasons could be invoked. With global warming we would expect more favourable conditions for cyclone to form. But we see short-lived though intense cyclones in our region. The other favourable conditions for cyclone formation are not aligned. The sea in our vicinity is cooler.