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In Tsingoni, Lake Karihani Reveals the Fragility of Mayotte Wetlands

A few kilometres from the exchanges organized within the framework of the Overseas Assises of Biodiversity, the programme continued on the shores of Lake Karihani in Tsingoni. Owned by the Conservatoire du littoral, this wetland provides habitat for several species of birds and constitutes a breeding site for some of them. An ecosystem that has already experienced upheavals At Lake Karihani, white crabs can be observed regularly. Gilles ADT / GE…
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A few kilometres from the exchanges organized within the framework of the Overseas Assises of Biodiversity, the programme continued on the shores of Lake Karihani in Tsingoni. Owned by the Conservatoire du littoral, this wetland provides habitat for several species of birds and constitutes a breeding site for some of them. An ecosystem that has already experienced upheavals At Lake Karihani, white crabs can be observed regularly. Gilles ADT / GE…

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Le Journal De Mayotte broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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