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Mangrove Species

Avicinia marina 

Rhizophora mucronata 

Ceriops tagal 

Bruguiera gymnoohiza 

Agroforestry Species

Theobroma cacao 

Apodytes dimidiate 

Anacardium occidentale 

Carica papaya 

Mangifera indica

Dry Deciduous

Albizia mainaea 

Artocarpus Heterophyllus

Crataeva excelsa 

Cordila  

Euphorbiaceae 

Operculicarya  

Pictures from our Partner Planting Sites in Madagascar

Eden Reforestation Projects

​Why Madagascar?

​Madagascar is a nation with over 200,000 species of plants and animals that don't exist anywhere else in the world.

Only 10% of Madagascar's original forests exist today.

75% of species found in Madagascar do not exist anywhere else on the planet.

 

Mangrove forests are essential ecosystems whose dense roots serve as an anchor for the soil and coastline, preventing erosion and creating a barrier between harsh ocean systems and land.

Coastal Planting

Mangrove reforestation and restoration  along the coastline in Northwest Madagascar provides stability against erosion and improves ocean and coral reef health.

Protected Natural Reserves

Dry Deciduous planting is done in Ankarafantsika National Park.  These topical forests are the home to 8 species of endangered lemurs.

Inland Planting

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Tree Species

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