Tancred Production

Tancred Production

31 followers
·
37 followers
www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org
Mother Earth Gaia  ·  Tancred Production is a voluntary standalone video documentation company. Our goal is to document the positive pilot projects etc. that are aimed to create ....
Tancred Production
Boards
Pins
NYPA MANGROVE PALM FOR LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT
4 Pins
NYPA MANGROVE PALM FOR LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT
AYEYARWADY REGION – the most vulnerable area in Myanmar
6 Pins
AYEYARWADY REGION – the most vulnerable area in Myanmar / Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/ ADOPT A MANGROVE www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
PEOPLE’s PARTICIPATION – a critical component
7 Pins
PEOPLE’s PARTICIPATION – a critical component / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/peoples-participation-a-critical-component/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
MANGROVE – FOREST OF THE TIDE
8 Pins
MANGROVE – FOREST OF THE TIDE / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/mangrove-forest-of-the-tide-2/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT
11 Pins
THE AIM OF THE PROJECT / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/the-aim-of-the-project/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
HISTORY OF THE PROJECT per November 2014.
2 Pins
HISTORY OF THE PROJECT per November 2014. / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/history-of-the-project-per-november-2014/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS
2 Pins
LIVELIHOOD PROJECTS / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/livelihood-projects/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
GREEN ECONOMY AND GREEN GROWTH
8 Pins
GREEN ECONOMY AND GREEN GROWTH / Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/green-economy-and-green-growth-2/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
THE IMPORTANCE OF MANGROVE IN THE AGE OF GLOBAL WARMING
18 Pins
THE IMPORTANCE OF MANGROVE IN THE AGE OF GLOBAL WARMING / Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/the-importance-of-mangrove-in-the-age-of-global-warming/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
COMMENTS TO THE BUDGET
7 Pins
COMMENTS TO THE BUDGET / Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/11/comments-to-the-budget/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
THOR HEYERDAHL CLIMATE PARK PROMOTING BLUE CARBON
25 Pins
THOR HEYERDAHL CLIMATE PARK PROMOTING BLUE CARBON / Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/11/thor-heyerdahl-climate-park-promoting-blue-carbon/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
My social medias
0 Pins
More ideas from Tancred
Traditionally the palm’s leaves are harvested for roofing material and therefore represents economic values. But the benefits of the sap is much more significant. Unfortunately, the old practice of tapping the sap as a sweetener lost most of its market in competition with less healthy white sugar, in spite of the fact that thousands of hectares of nypa palm forests represents a large potential in sustainable livelihoods for the rural poor in coastal areas.

Traditionally the palm’s leaves are harvested for roofing material and therefore represents economic values. But the benefits of the sap is much more significant. Unfortunately, the old practice of tapping the sap as a sweetener lost most of its market in competition with less healthy white sugar, in spite of the fact that thousands of hectares of nypa palm forests represents a large potential in sustainable livelihoods for the rural poor in coastal areas.

The value of nypa sap production was documented by Worldview’s pilot project completed in 2014. Ten villages were engaged in nypa sap tapping for production of healthy sweetener syrup in a cottage industry facility. The project provided valuable income to the tappers and production staff, with production of 1000 liter readymade syrup of high quality packed in handy 300 ml bottles as a result. The flower branch is cut for collection of nypa sap. Each tree yields approximately one liter per…

The value of nypa sap production was documented by Worldview’s pilot project completed in 2014. Ten villages were engaged in nypa sap tapping for production of healthy sweetener syrup in a cottage industry facility. The project provided valuable income to the tappers and production staff, with production of 1000 liter readymade syrup of high quality packed in handy 300 ml bottles as a result. The flower branch is cut for collection of nypa sap. Each tree yields approximately one liter per…

Nypa is the oldest known palm in the world with a 70 million year’s history. It is a mangrove palm with trunk growing horizontal in the ground with the branches and leaves above. The fact that its trunk is protected in the ground makes it a perfect tree for survival in the climate change age. Moreover, its sap is 50% sweeter than the sap of sugar cane, containing healthy inverted sugar, high content of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, and other health benefit.

Nypa is the oldest known palm in the world with a 70 million year’s history. It is a mangrove palm with trunk growing horizontal in the ground with the branches and leaves above. The fact that its trunk is protected in the ground makes it a perfect tree for survival in the climate change age. Moreover, its sap is 50% sweeter than the sap of sugar cane, containing healthy inverted sugar, high content of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, and other health benefit.

It is imperative for the project to include livelihood creation as a vital part of the combined restoration efforts. The ongoing mangrove research project has identified several options in adapting food production with new type of saline resistant plants and methods in harvesting the nypa palm and other species with potential to withstand changes in sea level rise and other climate change problems.

It is imperative for the project to include livelihood creation as a vital part of the combined restoration efforts. The ongoing mangrove research project has identified several options in adapting food production with new type of saline resistant plants and methods in harvesting the nypa palm and other species with potential to withstand changes in sea level rise and other climate change problems.

In order to identify practical cost effective options for protective measures while there is still time, Based on two years research on mangrove restoration, it has been concluded that establishment of mangrove climate parks is the most practical step forward in generating capacity and experience towards comprehensive restoration. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/

In order to identify practical cost effective options for protective measures while there is still time, Based on two years research on mangrove restoration, it has been concluded that establishment of mangrove climate parks is the most practical step forward in generating capacity and experience towards comprehensive restoration. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/

This proposal is a follow of the research to compensate for the loss of valuable life saving and sustainable environmental values of mangrove forests. It meets the urgent needs of immediate action as called for by the latest United Nations Climate Panel Report. It meets both the need for mitigation of large amounts of CO2, as well as adaptation to Climate Change in vulnerable coastal areas, protecting lives and properties from expected extreme weather patterns.

This proposal is a follow of the research to compensate for the loss of valuable life saving and sustainable environmental values of mangrove forests. It meets the urgent needs of immediate action as called for by the latest United Nations Climate Panel Report. It meets both the need for mitigation of large amounts of CO2, as well as adaptation to Climate Change in vulnerable coastal areas, protecting lives and properties from expected extreme weather patterns.

Reasons for the massive destruction was that 80% of the traditional mangrove forest on the coastal belts and river banks, are due to prawn and fish farming, rice farming, deforestation for charcoal production and cooking fuel, partly driven by rampant poverty in the area with no alternative livelihood for the poor who are struggling to survive on meagre incomes.

Reasons for the massive destruction was that 80% of the traditional mangrove forest on the coastal belts and river banks, are due to prawn and fish farming, rice farming, deforestation for charcoal production and cooking fuel, partly driven by rampant poverty in the area with no alternative livelihood for the poor who are struggling to survive on meagre incomes.

With no abatement for destructions, as of cyclone Nargis, with extreme weather and sea level rise due to climate change, it could substantially overshadow the damage of Nargis in 2008 for the whole region. For each degree of higher ocean temperature, the velocity of cyclones is estimated to increase by 25%. ...........

With no abatement for destructions, as of cyclone Nargis, with extreme weather and sea level rise due to climate change, it could substantially overshadow the damage of Nargis in 2008 for the whole region. For each degree of higher ocean temperature, the velocity of cyclones is estimated to increase by 25%. ...........

On 2 May 2008 cyclone Nargis made landfall in Myanmar, crossing the south of the country during two days and devastated Ayeyarwady Delta region. According to official figures, 84,500 people were killed and 58,800 missing. A total of 37 townships were significantly affected by the cyclone. The UN estimated that as many as 2.4 million people were affected. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/

On 2 May 2008 cyclone Nargis made landfall in Myanmar, crossing the south of the country during two days and devastated Ayeyarwady Delta region. According to official figures, 84,500 people were killed and 58,800 missing. A total of 37 townships were significantly affected by the cyclone. The UN estimated that as many as 2.4 million people were affected. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/

This region with its 6.6 million people is the most exposed a rea in Myanmar to threats of climate change. This is a flat low lying delta facing the Bay of Bengal, with myriads of waterways and rivers penetrating far into the country. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/ ADOPT A MANGROVE www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/

This region with its 6.6 million people is the most exposed a rea in Myanmar to threats of climate change. This is a flat low lying delta facing the Bay of Bengal, with myriads of waterways and rivers penetrating far into the country. Read more of this text here: https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/ayeyarwady-region-the-most-vulnerable-area-in-myanmar/ ADOPT A MANGROVE www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/

The project will also produce interactive videos made by the local communities, as well as short video spots tailor made for decision makers at all levels. ..............

The project will also produce interactive videos made by the local communities, as well as short video spots tailor made for decision makers at all levels.

Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park will function as resource centers for community parks and will in addition to scientific research, develop effective management methods for sustainable forests, including alternative livelihood activities. ....................

Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park will function as resource centers for community parks and will in addition to scientific research, develop effective management methods for sustainable forests, including alternative livelihood activities.

It is of great importance to include people’s participation at all levels of mangrove restoration. The advantage of engaging local communities is that they will have the overall responsibility in planting, nursing and protecting the new plants, and thereafter manage the forests in a sustainable manner. The project will include training at all levels and will follow up with professional support from the universities on a regular scale.
MOBILIZING SCHOOLS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES As part of a broad based public education programme, primary schools and other education institutions with link the local communities, will be key partners in awareness and information campaigns mobilizing for action. Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/peoples-participation-a-critical-component/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/
Worldview’s ongoing research project has already built relationship with schools in project areas and have gained valuable experience. A cartoon flyer has been produced as the first education tool. The response is very encouraging. This will be followed up with essay competition among schools in the project areas with solar lights prizes to students of the best schools. Wall papers, posters and participatory communication methods will also be introduced in local communities.
Example of cartoon strip on mangrove awareness produce for distribution to school. Read more https://wvltv.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/peoples-participation-a-critical-component/ ADOPT A MANGROVE http://www.thorheyerdahlclimatepark.org/product/mangrove-tree/