'I was unable to look': the man reassembles' miroous hoster | | Solomon Islands

When the morning's light lights lights on o tortolage Solomon IslandsFlooding produces water through a curved root system.

Dressing of the muddy and the t-shirt, Ben Walia strikes a strip of stone forest, looking for seedlings. The rows of the precious trees of the federal trees stand as well as Waleilia gently lower seedlings in a small plastic container.

It is often seen as muddy, wetlands filled with mosquitoes, direct and important to the edges of the OCICAT. Gives fish, wood and tiers where their strong, hard to protect the beach and have a range of water life.

However in the Solomon Islands and through the Pacific, Pacific trees, severely threatened by the combination of human activities and natural forces. Cleaning the buildings and the smaller development has caused damage. These difficulties are included in the amount of ocean, a storm storm and storms, which causes a great damage to the beach.

In late bit, Walealia leadsing the tower's job to restore and keep things in harmony with this.

The 59-year-old has seen the missing trees and buy years ago and knew they had to do it.

“People talk about moisture changes and oceans, but for me, it was easy – the thorns were gone, and it was unable to see the forest.”

When the growth of the population, in Malai's territory, they need a tunnel and increased conditions of the tunnel, and the damage to the grapes of grapes has helped. For the past 30 years, at least one third of the Wall Mangrendes near the oils were removed.

Walealia says she baby, his father showed many music trees to make a big house for his nine.

“I don't think he had noticed what could happen. Some years later, when I was out of the land, there were limited fish, and the sea was devastated.”

Walelia's natural work began to return in 2017, after attending a meeting in Mangamum. Soon he began to be interested in crops.

“I wanted to know all I was able to magnify Garriers, carbon, supports fishermen, filled water, and protect our country from the wars and erosion.”

Now, they work hard to restore the environment of natural seedlings and rewrite.

Waheilia grows more than 16,000 years ago, about 40,000 free meters in the rims of rods.

“I have set up and planted a variety of trees,” she says.

His team is one of the many Solomon Islands working with the state and other brothers – as a group of other national developments – just recycled.

Meshach Soukul Skuk School, A World Scorer of Malaita, says the surroundings of my self and near Oily “I have seen their thirty poles of thirty”.

“Lagoon Favorite is one of the areas in the risk of laughter,” sriba said. “Planting the trees can be a pierce to pinch of eros, that errs, and exit.”

In the malata, the labor of the hidden villagers can restore more than 1,000 hepatitis (s) of a tree between 2000 and 2020, according to the world watch. These are 100th stories of all the Types in Issoman Islands then.

Back to the small area of water, acknowledged in the way it shows his recent sorting places. But he does not tell anyone in his community to share his thoughts – some cut off fire trees because of the importance.

“I understand,” she says. “People are trying to survive. But I still have the hope of young people.”

Waliia know what they have changed with leaders, which are performed for colors of colors and promote kept in Mighty in the village. In the past few years, his leadership encouraged young men in the village so that they would also be able to protect their place.

“I only want my village when I live there, to keep the fisherman and to our country.”