Our Impact
Click on the images below to read more about the work MICS has been doing on the ground!
Canopy Cover within the Kejbar Forest on Wotho Atoll. Kejbar Trees are Apex Forest Species Used by the Local Population for its Medicinal Properties.
Technical Support to Local NGO Named "Voices of the Women of Mejit" in Mapping All Food Tree Species on Mejit Island
Present and Future Fishermen Talk About Herbivore Fish Species as Nature's Lawnmowers During Coral Bleaching on Wotho Atoll
Establishing Ground Control Points for Mapping Elevation on Wotho Island as part of Climate Impact Analysis
Establishing Ground Control Points for Mapping Elevation on Wotho Island as part of Climate Impact Analysis
Jaluit Community receives gardening tools upon signing their newly established Natural Resource Management Plan. The tools are to support the community’s Nature based Solution activities in regards to coastal protection.
Upon its establishment, Ri Eonod In Laura (REIL) club received trolling safety and fishing gear alongside a FAD to relieve fishing pressure in Majuro lagoon
Ajeltake community deploys a smart buoy at Majuro channel for communities to access real-time wave and sub-surface temperature data to keep boaters aware of ocean conditions.
Mejit community receives signage materials showing the rules of their Terrestrial Protected Area along with gardening tools to revamp their taro patches
Students from the College of the Marshall Islands join the Einwot Juon campaign. Einwot Juon campaign strives to reduce single use plastic in the RMI.
Ajeltake community implements coconut replanting project. An initiative aimed at removing 300 senile and high road proximity coconuts and replanting 600 coconut seedlings
Ajeltake community implements their food security project aimed at replanting 2,000 food trees and 400 medicinal/coastal buffer trees.
Local Resource Officers from the neighboring islands undergo training to conduct coastal habitat monitoring in their respective islands
