CWDCC is leading for planting the mangrove forests along coastal of Kampot and Kep province under 100,000 Mangrove Campaign. Therefore,
Rain Cannot Stop Us from Caring for Our Mangrove Forests! 
In the context of climate change, restoring and planting mangroves is about much more than simply planting trees. It is an investment in our environment, biodiversity, community livelihoods, and the future of generations to come.
The findings from our research on mangrove restoration in the context of climate change have generated valuable knowledge and practical experience to help identify more effective approaches to mangrove planting, restoration, and maintenance-approaches that can better withstand changing climatic and environmental conditions.
On behalf of CWDCC, we would like to express our sincere appreciation and deepest gratitude to the community representatives and mangrove caretakers who have actively contributed to caring for the mangroves at the Mangrove Biological Learning Center.
This pilot research and learning initiative has been implemented since 2024 and continues to the present day. Despite the heavy rains and strong winds that often accompany the rainy season, our community members continue to make the effort to visit the site, monitor the seedlings, provide care, and protect these young mangroves.
Their dedication is a powerful example of community ownership and responsibility for the protection and sustainable management of natural resources. 
The small mangrove seedlings we nurture today can become strong and resilient mangrove forests for tomorrow.
Thank you to all community members for your valuable contributions and commitment to turning mangrove restoration into meaningful action for climate change adaptation, environmental protection, and sustainable community development. 
Together, let us care for our mangroves today to protect our future tomorrow!
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