一位六岁男孩对孟买湿地的访问激起了人们对红树林破坏的认识, 活动家和儿童抗议丧失45 000棵对气候抗御能力至关重要的树木。 A six-year-old boy’s visit to a Mumbai wetland sparked awareness about mangrove destruction, as activists and children protest the loss of 45,000 trees vital to climate resilience.

女演员迪娅·米尔扎分享了她六岁的儿子阿维扬在第三次访问纳维孟买艾罗利湿地后日益增长的环保意识，在那里他了解了火烈鸟迁徙以及红树林在保护海岸线、储存碳和支持生物多样性中的关键作用。 Actress Dia Mirza shared her six-year-old son Avyaan’s growing environmental awareness after his third visit to the Airoli wetlands in Navi Mumbai, where he learned about flamingo migration and the critical role mangroves play in protecting coastlines, storing carbon, and supporting biodiversity. 她张贴了儿童和活动分子抗议计划破坏45 000多棵红树林的照片,强调这些古老的生态系统不能被新的种植园所取代。 She posted photos of children and activists protesting the planned destruction of over 45,000 mangrove trees, emphasizing that these ancient ecosystems cannot be replaced by new plantations. Avyaan的问题—— " 它们怎么能如此残忍? " ——反映了人们对丧失对气候抗御能力和人类生存至关重要的自然生境的日益关切。 Avyaan’s question—“How can they be so cruel?”—reflects rising concern over the loss of natural habitats vital to climate resilience and human survival.