Field access
Access to mangrove creek, restoration sites, the mariculture project and the wider Tsunza-Mwache landscape.
Our Work
Research that meets the coast where it lives
We welcome students, scientists and institutions to study the Tsunza-Mwache peninsula, and we help turn what they learn into better practice on the ground.
The peninsula is a rich living laboratory — mangrove creek, restoration sites, a working mariculture project and a community that manages it all. We partner with researchers whose work can strengthen coastal conservation and livelihoods, and who share their findings openly with the people who live here.
What we offer researchers
Local knowledge
Guides and community members who read the tides and the forest, and can support fieldwork and data collection.
Logistics on the coast
Help with boats, meeting points and introductions, so time on the ground is spent on the work.
A route to impact
A community ready to put sound findings into practice, from restoration methods to livelihood design.
Topics we can support
- Mangrove restoration methods and survival rates
- Blue carbon measurement and monitoring
- Integrated mariculture and fisheries
- Coastal ecology, birds and biodiversity
- Community-based natural resource management
- Climate resilience and coastal protection
How to collaborate
Tell us about your study, your timeline and what you need on the ground. We will talk through access, community involvement and how findings can be shared and used. Institutional partnerships and student placements are both welcome.
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Research, funding and collaboration all help the Tsunza-Mwache community protect its mangroves and build a resilient coast.