Meet Antoine Moses: Canadian 'tree lover' sets a second Guinness World Record by planting 47,460 trees in just 24 hours on the Kenyan coast
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Antoine Moses planted 47,460 mangrove saplings in 24 hours on April 30 on the Kenyan coast near Mombasa, setting a Guinness World Record. This is his second such record; he previously planted over 23,000 trees in Alberta in 2021. The effort involved sustained manual labor in challenging tidal mudflat conditions.
The article does not establish long-term survival rates of the planted mangroves, the ecological impact, or whether this planting effort is part of a larger coordinated reforestation program with dedicated resources. It also does not verify independent confirmation of the Guinness World Record claim beyond reference to it.
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