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    Interested in becoming a member of the Global Mangrove Alliance? First, review the Terms of Participation. Then complete and submit the form below. The membership team will be in touch with further questions if needed to determine membership.

    All members of the Global Mangrove Alliance enjoy opportunities to contribute to, and benefit from, the collaborative spirit with which the Alliance is organized and run. In addition to joining efforts to raise the profile of mangroves and the threats facing these tropical ecosystems, members may collaborate on field work, policy initiatives and campaigns. 

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    Non-Member Participation

    If you feel membership is not appropriate or possible, but want to be involved with the Alliance, you can support the Global Mangrove Alliance as an Endorser. By endorsing the Global Mangrove Alliance, you do not formally commit to the Global Mangrove Alliance targets, but instead provide support through endorsement to achieving the global target and sub-objectives of the Global Mangrove Alliance. Additionally, please sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of the page for regular updates on mangrove news and projects from across our membership. Please contact us at contact@mangrovealliance.org to set up a time to discuss endorsement or other ways to engage with the Global Mangrove Alliance. 

    Sowm 2024

    Mangroves are critical ecosystems, bridging land, freshwater, and sea. They host tremendous diversity and protect and provide for countless coastal communities around the world. This 2024 edition of The State of the World’s Mangroves highlights the tremendous advances that have been made on multiple fronts to safeguard these ecosystems. It showcases progress in: science and understanding; collaboration and information sharing; practical management interventions; and the many policy,  legal, and financial tools that will help to secure a better future for these ecosystems.

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    Local Ecological Knowledge

    Our guide “Including Local Ecological Knowledge in Mangrove Restoration & Conservation” was designed to help mangrove researchers and practitioners include local ecological knowledge in their projects.

    Local Ecological Knowledge (LEK) is the knowledge, practices, and beliefs gained through extensive personal observation of and interaction with local ecosystems which is shared among local resource users and is typically handed down through generations of local inhabitants, often Indigenous.

    Best Practice

    The Best Practice Guidelines for Mangrove Restoration brings together the latest accumulated local and scientific knowledge about mangrove restoration best-practices into one comprehensive resource. The aim is to align mangrove practitioners, NGOs, governments, scientists, industry, local communities, and funders around accepted best-practices for science-based and inclusive mangrove restoration.

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    The Global Mangrove Alliance may accept applications from a government, inter-governmental organization, academia, or

    non-governmental organization.

    If you have any questions, please contact membership@mangrovealliance.org to set up a time to discuss membership opportunities.