Mangrove planting in Indonesia

Mangrove planting in Indonesia

JAKARTA, Indonesia - About 1,000 Japanese volunteers plant some 14,000 mangroves in northern Jakarta on July 10, 2011, under a Japanese foundation's greenery project.

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