Mangrove trees are remarkable coastal ecosystems, thriving in the challenging interface between land and sea. So, Abu Dhabi decided to plant 10 mangrove trees for every visitor attending COP28.

Mangroves play a pivotal role in reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Furthermore, they offer a haven for countless species of birds, fish, and crustaceans.

Under the patronage of Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed, Abu Dhabi is planting 10 mangrove trees for every visitor at COP28

Mangroves exemplify nature’s resilience and interconnectedness, making them a symbol of conservation and environmental stewardship.

The Ghars Al Emarat initiative is part of Abu Dhabi’s climate change strategy. Under this initiative, are the following goals:

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• Planting 10 mangrove trees for each visitor to COP28 UAE.
• Supporting Goal 13 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action.
• Following Abu Dhabi Mangrove’s initiative.
• Supporting the nation’s initiative including UAE Net Zero by 2050.
• Highlighting UAE’s commitment towards climate neutrality and climate change adaption.
• Lastly, it is helping further increase Abu Dhabi’s total mangrove area of 176sq km including natural and cultivated trees.

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