A couple of months back I posted about how the mangrove stretch in Sulaibikhat was recovering from the pollution and K’S PATH have now posted another updated.
The birds are back at Kuwait’s ‘mangrove’ beach at Sulaibikhat, a key ecologically rich marine habitat protected by K’S PATH’s marine conservation program and Al Yaal. The green stretch of vegetation alongside the mangroves was first spotted early this summer, the result of countless hours put in by volunteers to clear what was for long a ‘river of waste’. Our clean-up at this site on August 24th was highlighted by the first sighting of a flock of flamingos and other bird species since the onset of summer 2012. We have a lot of work to do at this site including shoveling recently deposited top-layer debris. Join in to protect this fragile habitat.
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8 replies on “The birds are back at mangrove beach”
this is beautiful.
Any idea how I can get to this place, a map perhaps.
😀
Aww
fantastic work! a big thank you to everyone who puts in their time and efforts to make Kuwait more beautiful for us and for the animals living here. i can’t wait to drive by mangrove beach and see the work they’ve done!
Awesome 😀 !!! This really amazing work.
This is just fantastic and really positive shows what can be done for the environment in such a short space or time
A real shame that this topic does not get anything like the number of comments on this blog that the opening of the latest burger bar / restaurant receives