NAQDA Staff visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum

Exploring the Mangrove Ecosystem
The visitors were welcomed by the museum team and given an extensive tour of the museum’s exhibits. These exhibits highlighted the ecological importance of mangroves, their role in coastal protection, and their contribution to biodiversity and climate change mitigation. The museum’s interactive displays and well-curated information made a lasting impression on the NAQDA staff, inspiring them to incorporate more mangrove conservation efforts into their work.

Educational Engagement
The museum’s Director delivered an insightful presentation on the critical role of mangroves in aquaculture and coastal sustainability. This session emphasized the need to balance aquaculture development with mangrove protection, ensuring that economic activities do not compromise these vital ecosystems. The discussion also covered innovative practices in mangrove restoration and sustainable aquaculture techniques.

Knowledge Exchange and Collaboration
The visit provided a platform for meaningful dialogue between the museum team and NAQDA staff. The attendees shared their experiences and challenges in aquaculture management, while the museum team highlighted successful conservation projects and community-driven initiatives. This exchange of ideas reinforced the importance of integrating conservation practices into aquaculture policies and operations.