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Rabita Rahman is an environmental science student from Bangladesh working with mangroves to combat encroaching salinity and typhoons in the South Coast region of Bangladesh. Working across multiple environmental organizations, Rabita wants to bring more attention to climate mitigation plans rather than adaptation reactions. While quieter, mitigation plans are necessary to prevent environmental problems before they arise. The conversation covers the diverse ecosystem of the Sundarbans, the challenges faced by local communities due to rising salinity, the impact of climate change, and the importance of education and community initiatives for effective environmental conservation.
Connect with Rabita:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rabita-rahman111/
Host: Innocent Graph Phiri
Editor: Stephanie Froebel
Social Media: Brooke Hart
By Resilience TracksRabita Rahman is an environmental science student from Bangladesh working with mangroves to combat encroaching salinity and typhoons in the South Coast region of Bangladesh. Working across multiple environmental organizations, Rabita wants to bring more attention to climate mitigation plans rather than adaptation reactions. While quieter, mitigation plans are necessary to prevent environmental problems before they arise. The conversation covers the diverse ecosystem of the Sundarbans, the challenges faced by local communities due to rising salinity, the impact of climate change, and the importance of education and community initiatives for effective environmental conservation.
Connect with Rabita:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rabita-rahman111/
Host: Innocent Graph Phiri
Editor: Stephanie Froebel
Social Media: Brooke Hart