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The objective of this work was to restore 32 950 m 2 of altered sites by means of sowing mangrove propagules and planting plantlets with the participation of the community. Two techniques were used for restoration: direct sowing of propagules collected from Rhizophora mangle, Laguncularia racemosa, and Avicennia germinans, and planting plantlets generated in recycled plastic bottles in a plant- nursery. Results were: 40 people participated, including women, men, elderly, and adolescents. A plant-nursery was constructed with 14 850 mangrove plants of the three species, using bottles collected from the waste dumps; on day 75, plants were taken to the field. In the nursery and field, a mortality of 3,4 % and 38,3 % was recorded in the R. Mangle plants; the growth rate was of 0,33 cm/day and 0,65 cm/day, and the height reached 97 cm and 156 cm in 204 days and 242 days. In L. racemosa, mortality increased to 50 % and 18 %, respectively, with a growth rate of 0,30 cm/day and 0,61 cm/day, reaching a height of 80 cm and 94 cm in 257 days. In A. germinans, mortality was high with 70,8 % and 24,3 % because the leaves were consumed by the caterpillar of the Junonia evarete butterfly, recording also the least growth rate with 0,23 cm/day, for a height of 94 cm in 264 days. At the end of the experiment, 40 034 plants were obtained of which 89 % corresponded to R. mangle.

Recuperación del manglar en la Barra del Río Cahoacán, en la costa de Chiapas