Core Insights - The ABC Mangrove Project has successfully surpassed 7,000 hectares of cumulative planting, marking a significant achievement in community-led coastal restoration efforts in Senegal [1][3][4] Project Overview - The project is developed by Karbon-X's advisory arm, ALLCOT, in collaboration with Woodside Energy, focusing on large-scale environmental restoration while providing social and economic benefits to coastal communities [2] - Preliminary data from the 2025 planting season indicates that approximately 2,082 hectares were newly planted, utilizing natural mangrove propagules, contributing to the total of over 7,000 hectares [3] Community and Environmental Impact - The project aims to restore natural carbon sinks, support sustainable livelihoods, and demonstrate the effectiveness of community-driven climate action [4] - It contributes to multiple United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), enhancing economic resilience, biodiversity, and coastal protection against erosion and sea-level rise [5] Future Prospects - As the mangroves mature, the project is expected to generate verified blue-carbon credits, offering a reliable method for companies and individuals to support nature-based climate solutions that benefit communities [6]