The document outlines a proposed mangrove restoration project in Bope West, Galle, Sri Lanka. The project aims to plant 100 mangrove propagules along the lagoon and fence the area. This will help reduce erosion, protect wildlife, and improve livelihoods. Multilac Paints will sponsor the project, and additional funds will be raised through face mask sales. Planting is scheduled for August over 4 weeks. The budget is 16,000 Sri Lankan rupees. Expected outcomes include improved biodiversity and water sources in the area.
The document outlines a proposed mangrove restoration project in Bope West, Galle, Sri Lanka. The project aims to plant 100 mangrove propagules along the lagoon and fence the area. This will help reduce erosion, protect wildlife, and improve livelihoods. Multilac Paints will sponsor the project, and additional funds will be raised through face mask sales. Planting is scheduled for August over 4 weeks. The budget is 16,000 Sri Lankan rupees. Expected outcomes include improved biodiversity and water sources in the area.
The document outlines a proposed mangrove restoration project in Bope West, Galle, Sri Lanka. The project aims to plant 100 mangrove propagules along the lagoon and fence the area. This will help reduce erosion, protect wildlife, and improve livelihoods. Multilac Paints will sponsor the project, and additional funds will be raised through face mask sales. Planting is scheduled for August over 4 weeks. The budget is 16,000 Sri Lankan rupees. Expected outcomes include improved biodiversity and water sources in the area.
The document outlines a proposed mangrove restoration project in Bope West, Galle, Sri Lanka. The project aims to plant 100 mangrove propagules along the lagoon and fence the area. This will help reduce erosion, protect wildlife, and improve livelihoods. Multilac Paints will sponsor the project, and additional funds will be raised through face mask sales. Planting is scheduled for August over 4 weeks. The budget is 16,000 Sri Lankan rupees. Expected outcomes include improved biodiversity and water sources in the area.
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TO LIVE MANGROVES
1 Brief of the project 11 Expected outcomes
2 Objectives
3 Vision and Mission
4 Justification for need
Agenda 5 Proposed geographical execution
Style 6 Time frame
7 Total budget outlay
8 Time monitoring plan of the day
9 Details of sponsorship
10 Expected accomplishments and challenges
Brief of the project • According to our CSR project, Mangrove plantation in Bope West ,Galle area, first we found out the area which we are going to plant hasn’t a proper way to release the garbage. And we saw a lot of non-perishable materials like plastic, glass and fuel, fishing equipment which are released by the visitors and fishermen. Because of that villagers and other people who are visiting Bope West have faced a tragic situation. And fishing is the livelihood of other communities living around the Bope West area. This is now threatened by degradation of the rich mangroves stand bordering the village caused by population growth, economic development and a general lack of environmental awareness. • So, we are planning to do a CSR project which is planting Mangroves. So, we have to mention here, Multilac paints company is our main sponsor while we hope to conduct a fund raising progrmme by selling face masks. First, we focus on planting mangrove plants to reduce beach soil erosion. Importance of mangrove planting is they are the buffer zone between the land and sea, mangroves protect the soil from erosion, they play an invaluable role as natures’ shield against cyclones, ecological disasters and as protector of shorelines, mangroves are a breeding and nursery grounds for a variety of marine animals. So, we hope to plants 100 mangroves propagules on the lagoon and fencing of the plot. Objectives -: • To enhance awareness of the value of mangroves. • To demonstrate approaches to successful mangrove restoration. • To prevent further destruction of mangroves which will further expand ecosystem benefits to the communities. • To showcase the model created through the project and Make this an example to encourage towards conservation initiatives. • To reduce the amount of litter on the surrounding aquatic habitat. We envision healthy mangroves in which humanity is forever committed to caring for and appreciating our blue planet, our global biodiversity, for the long – term benefit of people and all life on earth.
To drive positive change towards clean mangroves that
support all marine wildlife and sustainable living. Justification for need
• Mangroves are some of the most important ecosystem on Earth because mangroves store more carbon than terrestrial forests. • Mangroves help fight climate change. • Mangrove forests, they anchor and protect coastal ecosystems, and make up a transitional zone between land and ocean, connecting and supporting both. • Mangrove forests are essential nursery grounds for all kinds of marine life including fish, rays, and invertebrates. Proposed geographical execution • The entire area consists of private lands used mainly for residential and agricultural purposes. However, the vegetation along the canal is protected by the owners to prevent erosion of their lands into the canal. As, a result the canal has now become a tourist attraction in Galle.
• Many mangrove associate trees and other riverine
flora are commonly found along both banks of the lake and the canal. These trees and plants provide habitat for many species of fauna. Time frame Preparing the Prepare and Visiting and final presenting the approved for the presentation and proposal area. presenting
planning the budget and fund Project project raising by selling face masks The Budget Outlay The Budget
• 200 Mangrove plants( Each Rs.60) - Rs. 12000
• Transportation( up and down) - Rs. 1500
• Other expenses - Rs. 2500
• Total Estimated budget = Rs. 16000
• Funding Plan A – Selling 100 face masks
• Funding Plan B – Sponsorship from Multilac Paints Time monitoring plan of the day
3. 30 P.M 5.00 P.M to 1. 00 P.M 4.00 P.M End of the project to 12. 30P.M 3.30 P.M to Awareness of public 9.00A.M to 1.00 P.M about the importance 8. 30A.M Starting of rehabilitation of 12.30P.M to mangroves mangroves Lunch break project 9.00A.M Starting clean-up the area Gathering Multilac Company
Multilac Company
• Multilac Company is the number one paint company in Sri Lanka.
• They commenced manufacturing and marketing paint in 1981. • Multilac company received the SLS marks in 2004. • They complie with ISO 9001-2015. • They introduced unlimited option to the customer. • Multilac Company was get awards get for Best Sri Lanka enterprise and the presidential export award. • They exporting their product to china, Australia, India, Maldives and Myanmar. .
Expected Challenges and Accomplishments
Arranging the location with Increased conservation awareness of targeted local authorities was communities prompted collective measures against We had to ensure the planting cumbersome. illegal fishing which had considerably threatened that was to be carried out does young aquatic animals and its habitats. not intervene with current existing eco system The planted mangrove has Informing and speeding our effectively improved the message towards the public water sources of the area. was expensive. Challenges Accomplishment
Natural threat such as some types of Increased harmonization and
insects and animals devoured and better participation in community ruined the mangrove seedlings. activities among community members were evinced after The current situation prevailing in the country. launching the project. Praised and believed to improve the biodiversity in the area. Expected outcomes Main Anticipated Main Activities Result Main Anticipated Result
1. Upgrading the existing nursery to better serve project 1. Emergence of a nursery of 30 M X 40 M continuously activities, such as access road, fencing and labeling the producing at least 15 mangrove species of at least 30,000 species. seedlings / year. 2. Launching nursery activities, such as collection of 2. Degraded mangrove area of 4 hectares being rehabilitated seasonal species, procurement of raw materials including and maintained properly. maintenance. 3. The existing floating learning Centre being upgraded and 3. Preparing selected degraded area for reforestation better serving environment education activities. followed by reforestation. 4. Evinced increased capacity & awareness of targeted 4. Launching campaigns to build conservation awareness of population.(50 persons/organized event) youth groups on special occasions and by other Note: At least 50 women would benefit from the project. This dissemination facilities.(existing floating learning Centre includes marginal population in several villages in project and publication) location. As to youth group, students from 2 community schools would benefit in term of education through activity participation, since some facilities of the project are incorporate in local curriculum. Rustic Legends Team Members
• BM19546858 S. K. Nupehewa = Team Leader
• BM19510040 Pasindu V. C. = Deputy Team Leader • BM19538242 K. T. B. P. Katudampe • BM19519050 Sachintha Dilhan A. P. • BM19522920 Sasithpriya M. G. S. • BM19537870 T. P. Ekanayaka • BM19517834 Chamoda Madushini A. G. Thank You
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