Assessing Mangrove Restoration in Queen Tuna Park, Lion's Beach, General
Santos City
Introduction
Mangroves play a crucial role in coastal ecosystems, providing numerous
ecological benefits such as shoreline protection, carbon sequestration, and habitat
provision for various species. In Queen Tuna Park, situated along the Lion's Beach in
General Santos City, the restoration of mangrove forests has become a focal point for
environmental conservation and sustainable development efforts. %However, mangrove
forests worldwide have been facing significant degradation due to human activities and
natural disturbances. In response, restoration efforts have been initiated to regain the
lost mangrove areas and restore their ecological functions. This study aims to assess
the effectiveness of mangrove restoration in Queen Tuna Park, Lion's Beach, General
Santos City.
Statement of the Problem
The mangrove restoration project in Queen Tuna Park, Lion's Beach, General
Santos City, represents a critical endeavor to conserve coastal ecosystems and
enhance the quality of life for local communities. However, several key challenges and
questions warrant investigation to ensure the success and sustainability of this initiative:
Mangrove Ecosystem. Are the restored mangrove areas in Queen Tuna Park
exhibiting signs of ecological recovery, including biodiversity restoration, water quality
improvement, and sediment stabilization?
