“The more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction.” ~Rachel Carson
Zambo Sur’s Mangrove Boardwalk © Jojie Alcantara
This is one of the tourist attractions in Zamboanga del Sur, a natural habitat called Pod-ok Mangrove Boardwalk in the municipality of Tabina, which cradles century-old mangroves lining the coastal area. In the 70s, an earthquake and tsunami devastated this municipality, but what protected and saved the townsfolk from total damage were the mangroves deeply rooted in the soil.
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your images are inspiring and touching. I work on water management in developing countries and your images help me connect with the reality whilst working from the office. thank you
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Thank you very much. Truly happy to connect with you in this most inspiring way between us. 🙂
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