The Mandaue City Government is taking a bold step to transform the mangrove swamps in its coastal barangays into eco-tourism sites. CDNDigital
Some of the mangroves that grow in Barangay Umapad. | Mary Rose Sagarino
These include miapi, pagatpat, pututan, bakhaw baye, and bakhaw laki. The city’s most dominant kind of mangrove was miapi. These areas have the potential to become eco-tourism sites if given the right intervention, she said.The city government, according to Mangadlao, hopes to plant a total of 30, 000 mangrove propagules next year.
Mangadlao said that since Mandaue City do not have forests, the city government wanted to focus its efforts on the development and protection of its available natural resources that include its mangroves.As a preparation for its massive mangrove planting campaign in 2024, the city government has converted a portion of the old dumpsite in Barangay Umapad into a mangrove nursery that is now referred to as the Green Learning Park.
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