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January 01, 2026
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Communities nationwide celebrate the importance of mangrove ecosystems with educational events and planting activities.

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July 26th saw celebrations across Guyana as communities marked International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem.

Events included beach cleanups, mangrove planting activities, and educational presentations in schools. The Environmental Protection Agency coordinated activities in all six coastal regions.

"Mangroves are our first line of defense against the sea," said EPA Director, highlighting the protective role these ecosystems play for Guyana's low-lying coast.