Monthly Competition: Save the Mangroves Poster

by Eco Kids Planet September 17, 2024

Monthly Competition: Save the Mangroves Poster

We were truly impressed by the amazing entries for the "Save the Mangroves" poster competition in our June Coastal Forests issue. Your creativity and passion for protecting these vital ecosystems shone through every piece. From vibrant wildlife art to powerful conservation messages, you all highlighted the importance of mangroves beautifully. A huge thank you to everyone who participated and shared your fantastic creations.

Congrats to our four winners!

Kaia, age 7, Whitland

Mais, age 8, London

George, age 9, South Otterington

Rosie, age 12, Isle of Wight


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