Various global initiatives marked the International Day for the Conservation of Mangrove Ecosystems, emphasizing the critical role of mangroves in environmental health and climate resilience. In Kenya, the Kenya Forest Service organized a planting event, with Governor Fatuma Achani highlighting the socioeconomic benefits of mangroves and their contribution to sustainable development goals. In Nigeria's Niger Delta, Academic Associates PeaceWorks called for urgent conservation efforts, noting the threats posed by oil spills and deforestation to these vital ecosystems. In India, Climate Front Vizag organized a rally to raise awareness on mangrove conservation, stressing their importance in combating coastal erosion and supporting wildlife. Meanwhile, residents of Padmapur village in Odisha planted 10,000 mangrove plants with the support of Reliance Foundation, aiming to mitigate climate risks and enhance community resilience. In Belize, the Protected Areas Conservation Trust reiterated its commitment to mangrove conservation, celebrating its long-term investment in marine protected areas.