Here's some snapshots. and I am proud to see that the trees are growing well (Jerry said only one mortality so far!). I was not able to inspect each of the trees because it was raining the past 3 days that we were there. The place was swampy. But as you can see, the surrounding shows tall grasses were cut recently (nagpagayas man kita nan November 2006).
Councilor Nonong Behagan reported in the Shout Box below that heavy rains did not stop since 4 days ago and the Lake grew again prompting some of the Bliss residents to evacuate.
I have texted Jerry about the likely scenario and asked him what's the future of our bangkal trees. I believe that our cuttings can survive the guob.
We need ideas... please send them here. Thanks.
Peter/Zimm
Jan 11, 2007
2 comments:
Hi zim,
I hope bangkal will survive the guob. I'm thingking around indigenous trees na puede mag survive sa marsh..sa una may mga kahoy man along the baybay and if there still remnants of that same species can we can it be cloned and propagated..kun waya na ...let's explore agusan marsh maybe we can get samples and propagate it..can u pls ask jerry..LMDA for support..what do you think?
the planted bangkal trees, jo, are actually, cuttings from the shores of lake mainit... indigenous and has been growing already when we planted it. zimm
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