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README.md

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 The official website of OurParadise, powered by Ourworld.
 
-[ourparadise.ourworld.tf](ourparadise.ourworld.tf)
+production(master branch) [ourparadise.ourworld.tf](ourparadise.ourworld.tf)
+
+staging(development branch) [www2.ourparadise.ourworld.tf/](www2.ourparadise.ourworld.tf/)
 
 Last Updated: March 2023
 

content/protection/botanrestorpro/index.md

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 ---
 
 
-{% row(bgColor="#FFFFFF" margin="moderate" padding="bottom" id="botanical") %}
+{% row(margin="narrow" padding="both" id="botanical") %}
+
+<br>
 
 ### Mbweni Botanical Garden & Restoration Project
 
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-![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection4.jpg#large)
+![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection4.jpg#mx-auto#medium)
 
-<br>
 
-![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection1.jpeg#large)
 
-<br>
+![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection1.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
 
-![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection5.jpg#large)
+
+
+![Mbweni](img/mbweniprotection5.jpg#mx-auto#medium)
 
 {% end %}
 
-{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="moderate" padding="top" id="mangrove") %}
 
-![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mangrove_beach.png#large)
-
-<br>
-
-![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mbweni_mangrove.jpeg#large)
-
-
-|||
-
-### Mbweni Mangrove Beach
-
-​<p>​5200 Seedlings of Mangroves Replanted at Mbweni.</p>
-<br>
-<p>This effort helps the Wanawake Mazingira Group and a number of partners in assuring the desired goal of 10,000 Mangroves for 100 years of carbon offset.</p>
-<br>
-<p>Mbweni Mangrove forest is a vital periurban forest just at the edge of Dar es Salaam and Coastal region, and there is a degraded area as a result of El Nino of the late 1990s, where a lot of waterlogged at the mangroves and nearly 2 acres died.</p>
-<br>
-<p>We are restoring the degraded part of Mbweni mangrove forest with 10,000 Mangrove seedlings through community-based restoration, since March 2018 and up to the moment we have restored 5200 seedlings.</p>
-
-<br>
-
-{% end %}

content/protection/chumbeislandpro/index.md

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-{% row(style="center narrow" margin="header" bgPath="img/protectheader.jpg" bgStyle="full") %}
-
-## Programs to Protect
-
-### A Regenerative Planet and People First Approach
-
-By creating our own paradise we have a responsibility to the planet.
-
-<br>
-<br>
-<br>
 <br>
 
-{% end %}
-
-{% row(bgColor="#FFFFFF" margin="moderate" padding="both" id="Invest") %}
+{% row(bgColor="#FFFFFF" margin="narrow" padding="both" id="Invest") %}
 
 ### Chumbe Island
 
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-![Chumbe](img/chumbeprotection.png#large)
+![Chumbe](img/chumbeprotection.png#mx-auto)
 
 {% end %}

content/protection/index.md

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 Conservation Project to preserve The gardens around the Mbweni ruins.
 
-<button>[Read More](/protection/mbweniruinspro)</button>
+<button>[Read More](/protection/botanrestorpro)</button>
 
 
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 {% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="tight" padding="both" id="mangrove") %}
 
-![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mangrove_beach.png#mx-auto)
+![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mangrove_beach.png#mx-auto#medium)
 
-![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mbweni_mangrove.jpeg#mx-auto)
+![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mbweni_mangrove.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
 
 
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 ### Mbweni Mangrove Beach
 
-​Conservation project to 5200 Seedlings of Mangroves Replant Seedlings at Mbweni Mangrove.
+Conservation project to 5200 Seedlings of Mangroves Replant Seedlings at Mbweni Mangrove.
 
-<button>[Read More](/protection/mbwenimangrove_pro)</button>
+<button>[Read More](/protection/mbwenimangrove)</button>
 
 {% end %}
 

content/protection/mbwenimangrove/index.md

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+---
+title: "Protection"
+description: ""
+date: 2018-09-14
+updated: 2021-02-20
+draft: false
+weight: 4
+---
+
+
+{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="narrow" id="mangrove" padding="both") %}
+
+<br>
+
+![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mangrove_beach.png#mx-auto#medium)
+
+
+![Mbweni Mangrove Beach](img/mbweni_mangrove.jpeg#mx-auto#mediumo)
+
+
+|||
+
+### Mbweni Mangrove Beach
+
+​The Mbweni Mangrove Protection Program is a dedicated conservation initiative aimed at preserving the pristine beauty and ecological significance of Mbweni Mangrove Beach. With a focus on sustainability and restoration, the program has successfully replanted an impressive 5200 seedlings of mangroves, contributing to the preservation of this vital coastal ecosystem. Mangroves play a crucial role in coastal protection, acting as a natural barrier against erosion and storm surges while providing a habitat for various marine species. The Mbweni Mangrove Protection Program has not only nurtured these valuable seedlings but also raised awareness among local communities and visitors about the importance of mangrove conservation for the well-being of both the environment and the people.
+
+<br>
+
+Nestled in the heart of paradise, the Mbweni Mangrove Beach has become a beacon of hope for sustainable environmental practices and a model for successful conservation efforts. The tireless efforts of the Mbweni Mangrove Protection Program have fostered a thriving mangrove ecosystem, creating a sanctuary for diverse wildlife and enhancing the natural beauty of the beach. Through community engagement and collaborative partnerships, the program has not only revived the fragile mangrove habitat but also empowered local residents to take an active role in protecting their environment. As visitors to Mbweni Mangrove Beach, we have the unique opportunity to witness the positive impact of the program firsthand and become advocates for preserving this ecological gem for generations to come.
+
+{% end %}

content/protection/mbweniruinspro/index.md

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 date: 2018-09-14
 updated: 2021-02-20
 draft: false
-weight: 4
+weight: 8
 ---
 
-{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="moderate" padding="bottom" id="ruins") %}
 
-![Ruins](img/mbweniruins3.jpeg#large)
+
+{% row(bgColor="#F2F2F2" margin="narrow" padding="both" id="ruins") %}
 
 <br>
 
-![Ruins](img/mbweniruins2.jpeg#large)
+![Ruins](img/mbweniruins3.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
+
+
+![Ruins](img/mbweniruins2.jpeg#mx-auto#medium)
 
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 ### Mbweni Ruins
 
-<p>The Historic Ruins of the Mbweni School for freed slaves founded in 1874, with associations with Sir John Kirk, Zanzibar’s first scientific botanist. Kirk (1832 – 1922) was also instrumental in the ending of the East African Slave Trade. He was resident in Zanzibar for 20 years from 1866-1886.</p>
+The Historic Ruins of the Mbweni School for freed slaves founded in 1874, with associations with Sir John Kirk, Zanzibar’s first scientific botanist. Kirk (1832 – 1922) was also instrumental in the ending of the East African Slave Trade. He was resident in Zanzibar for 20 years from 1866-1886.
+
 <br>
-<p>Near Mbweni Ruins is St John's Anglican Church, another thought-provoking reminder of the colonial missionary era. The caretaker-guide is a direct descendant of a freed slave who became the UMCA's first African deacon (junior priest).</p>
+
+Near Mbweni Ruins is St John's Anglican Church, another thought-provoking reminder of the colonial missionary era. The caretaker-guide is a direct descendant of a freed slave who became the UMCA's first African deacon (junior priest).
+
 <br>
-<p>Our aim is to restore the ruins to their old glory and revive it as an education center. We will also integrate the old church.</p>
+
+Our aim is to restore the ruins to their old glory and revive it as an education center. We will also integrate the old church.
+
 <br>
+
 {% end %}

templates/partials/header.html

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