Reply To: 5.2 Mangroves

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26/08/2024 at 4:02 pm #8086
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    You’re welcome, Andrew!

    Thanks for generously sharing your design ideas in this forum. Your team has put a lot of thought into identifying some pros and cons of each project idea, and I can see that you’re considering narrowing down your options with feasibility in mind. To help you with this, I suggest that you perform a design options matrix to make this selection process more systematic. Please look at our Previous Top Reports page, such as the Nursery for cultivating bush tucker, where the student team defined the design criteria and each group member provided rankings. Please make sure to check our recommended Design Considerations specific to Saibai Island.

    At this stage, we are unable to consult with TSIRC, which among the list has been trialled before. However, during our scoping trip, we identified Project 6 —Implementation of a mangrove nursery, known as the Saibai Mekem Garden community project, as an ongoing project in Saibai Island. You can read more about this in our Design Area 5—Climate Change Adaptation design brief.

    I hope this helps!

    Regards,
    Jean

    • This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by Jean Aquinde.
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