NextBillion - An Initiative of the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

Without biodiversity, our human nutrition accessibility is questioned. Surprisingly, biodiversity loss is not all irreversible. Since 1996, scientists have discovered that around 74% of the mangrove loss would be able to be restored.

Mangroves support hundreds of millions of coastal inhabitants around the world while reducing and removing greenhouse gas emissions. In this training webinar, we will explore the mangrove restoration carbon credit project with local community engagement, scientific implementation, and project cost estimation.

Benefits of The Webinars

• Advocacy: Protect Local Communities with Stakeholder Engagement
• Procurement: Enhance Your Knowledge of the Carbon Credit Project Quality
• Investment: Avoid Mangrove Restoration Failure Mistakes in Feasibility Study

Webinar Topic Coverage

• Mangrove Overview with Biodiversity Regeneration
• Project Failures with Long-term Stakeholder Engagement
• Project Design Factors with Basic Feasibility Assessment
• Carbon Removal/Reduction with Local Community Engagement
• Mangrove Project Cost Estimation with Future Climate Threats

Recommended Audience

• Aspiring Climate Fellows: Advance Knowledge in Mangrove Restoration with Science.
• Sustainability Professionals: Minimize Potential Carbon Credit Procurement Risks
• Social Climate Influencers: Justify Cost Differences with Stakeholder Engagement
• Corporate Investment: Support Biodiversity and Local Engagement with Finance.