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21/04/15

Innovative project helps women conserve mangroves

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喀麦隆的红树林从1980年的272,000公顷减少到2014年的195,000公顷
A project is promoting use of fish scales for smoking fish to conserve mangroves
专家说，红树林有很多好处，因此应在Redd+中使用

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(雅温得)大约400名妇女在喀麦隆沿海佐薇nes are contributing to environmental保护by smoking鱼鱼秤和厨房废物作为使用红树林的木材的替代品。

在喀麦隆，红树林 - 由小溪和大海之间发现的盐和灌木丛组成 - 由于妇女倾向于吸烟鱼类而灭绝，因此有灭绝的危险。

“Since 2009 when we got in contact with Organisation pour l’Environnement et le Développement Durable (OPED), we learnt to smoke fish using fish scales and kitchen waste, [which add] add local aroma and the result is an even better colour and taste,”says one of the beneficiaries, Wendi Eko, a fish smoker in Kribi, Cameroon. “Before then we used mangrove wood to smoke fish because we obtained a good colouration and better taste than wood from tall trees of the dryland.”

“Constructing 465 improved fish smoking kilns with compressed soil, capable of containing heat has helped to reduce about 99 per cent mangrove destruction.”

乔纳斯·凯玛朱（Jonas Kemajou）

Statistics from the Ministry ofbeplay足球体育的微博，喀麦隆和联合国环境计划（UNEP）对自然和可持续发展的保护表明，2014年喀麦隆在402公里的海岸线上有195,000公顷的红树林，比1980年的272,000公顷。beplay足球体育的微博

OPED主任乔纳斯·凯玛朱（Jonas Kemajou）说，因此，OPED发起的技术使妇女能够在不破坏现在快速陈列的红树林的情况下抽鱼。该项目始于2009年，价格为24,090美元资金from the UNEP, and later got 247,316 euros (about US$266,300) from the African Development Bank’s Congo Basin Forest Fund.

Kemajou吹捧了该项目的影响：“用压缩土壤构建465种改良的鱼窑，能够含有热量，这有助于减少约99％的红树林破坏。”

多亏了窑炉和小龙虾水产养殖，OPED是来自121个国家 /地区的1,234个环境和开发组织中的26个，他们于2014年9月获得2beplay足球体育的微博014年赤道奖。年。

富含碳的红树林是高度重点climate change专家说，世界各地的适应和缓解策略。红树林有容量由于它们能够长时间存储碳，因此可以抵消温室气体的排放。

喀麦隆沿海地区Mouanko的红树林和湿地管理专家Gordon Adjonia告诉scidev.net：“红树林提供了高碳的存储和隔离潜力，以及它们提供的多重益处的高价值，使其成为重要的沿海森林生态系统，包括在国家减少森林砍伐和森林退化（REDD+）策略中的排放量。”

Kemajou说，恢复有污点的红树林可能有助于抵抗气候变化。Kemajou补充说，富含碳富含碳的红树林是气候变化适应和缓解策略的高度优先事项，并指出，红树林由于能够将碳储存很长时间的能力而有能力偏离温室气体的排放。

This article has been produced by SciDev.Net's Sub-Saharan Africa desk.

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