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Indonesian women cash in on mangrove restoration: Interview with community leader Wisye Sahambangung

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Indonesian women cash in on mangrove restoration: Interview with community leader Wisye Sahambangung
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JAKARTA — Wisye Sahambangung is a fisher, community leader, and mangrove conservationist from Sarawet, a coastal Indonesian village in North Sulawesi province. Since 2022, the 45-year-old has led Rhizopora, a women’s group that restores mangroves and helps create economic opportunities for women in the village. Rhizopora, named after the Rhizophora genus of mangrove trees, has become a community-based conservation movement. Its members collect mangrove propagules and seedlings, support restorati

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