Mangroves, hope and a blue carbon future


Houses in Serdeng and Paloh are located in swampy areas suitable for mangrove tree planting.

FOR 80-year-old fisherman Busrah Dolah, the term “blue carbon” meant nothing – until a recent community briefing turned his world around.

At a two-hour session hosted by the Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC) in Serdeng, Daro, nearly 100 locals gathered to learn about a climate initiative few had heard of.

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