Plantation sur les berges de l’oued Bouhlou

Riverbank planting campaign along the Bouhlou river

As part of the Restore Bouhlou 1 project, AESVT Taza organised a planting campaign on the banks of the Bouhlou river to help restore the natural environment and preserve local biodiversity.

Planting vegetation on riverbanks can help limit their degradation, stabilise soils and improve the quality of natural habitats. Choosing species adapted to local conditions is essential for successful planting and for maintaining the balance of the riverside ecosystem.

This action is part of an overall approach to protecting the Bouhlou river and its natural resources, especially its remarkable aquatic heritage, which includes the Moroccan mussel (Margaritifera marocana), a highly threatened species endemic to Morocco.

Through this initiative, the Restore Bouhlou 1 project encourages local stakeholders and citizens to take part in ecological restoration and the sustainable management of natural resources.

Participants mobilised to restore the banks of the Bouhlou river.
Participants mobilised to restore the banks of the Bouhlou river.
Local stakeholders taking part in ecological restoration work.
Local stakeholders taking part in ecological restoration work.
Work on the riverbanks as part of the Restore Bouhlou 1 project.
Work on the riverbanks as part of the Restore Bouhlou 1 project.