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Traveling between remote islands by dugout canoe, and trudging through muddy mangrove forests in 40-degree Celsius heat coaching fisherfolk on monitoring techniques is all in a day’s work for Madagascan marine conservationist Lalao Aigrette.
Read the full story: Community key for successful mangrove restoration, says Lalao Aigrette of Blueventures Madagascar on Landscape News.
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