"More than just trees. We are engineering a living coastal defense system. Utilizing 136 Rai of strategic wetland to combat erosion and sequester Blue Carbon."
Cumulative efforts in the Bang Khun Thian coastal zone (136 Rai).
Trees Planted in 2022
Trees Planted in 2023
Trees Planted in 2024
Trees Planted in 2025
Total trees planted across all plots in Bang Khun Thian.
Visualizing the transformation of the Bang Khun Thian coastline. Our "Living Lab" uses aerial monitoring to track canopy density and survival rates.
Aerial View
Year 2022
Detailed visual inspection of the 4 key restoration plots. Click on any plot to inspect high-resolution imagery.
Solid ground area designated for mangrove seedling nursery, educational activities, and planting perennial trees.
Native species: Rhizophora, Avicennia, Acrostichum, Seablite.
Former agricultural land converted for tidal mangrove planting.
KMUTT restoration zone adapted to changing sea levels.
Activities are held every last Wednesday of the month.
Key mangrove species found in our restoration site.
Barringtonia asiatica
Suaeda maritima
Rhizophora mucronata
Nypa fruticans
Sonneratia ovata
Xylocarpus granatum
Cerbera odollam
Avicennia alba
Wildlife species spotted during the BioBlitz survey.
Lutrogale perspicillata
Microcarbo niger
Periophthalmus sp.
Episesarma mederi
Scylla serrata
Sarotherodon melanotheron
Penaeus monodon
Ardea alba
Mangrove ecosystem restoration activities powered by students and the community.
A structured approach to ensure meaningful participation and effective restoration, from recruitment to hands-on action.
Recruitment of volunteers for participation in collaboration with Student Networks and the Student Development Department.
Assigning roles and responsibilities in the work process:
Learning about the Mangrove Ecosystem and training in skills before practical implementation.
Hands-on practice in the actual area under the supervision of experts.
Active Participation
Students engaging in the "Learning by Doing" process at the restoration site.