Saba
Saba boosts local food security with distribution of over 80 fruit trees
01-08-2024 -
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THE BOTTOM- Last weekend, the Public Entity Saba’s (PES) reforestation project distributed over 80 fruit trees to Saban households to promote local food production and backyard farming.
The initiative aims to enhance food security, sustainability, and the island’s biodiversity. It also helps Saba become more self-sufficient and resilient to climate impacts, reducing dependence on imported food.
Sustainable
Trees such as avocado, mango, and lime were distributed, contributing to both reforestation and local food supply. According to Saba’s Government, the project reflects the Public Entity’s commitment to safeguarding natural resources and promoting a sustainable future for Saba.
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