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Restoring the Natural Mangrove Forest

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Provided by: Mangrove Action Project |Published on: August 9, 2022
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  • This video begins by describing the importance of mangrove habitats in coastal communities as storm buffers, carbon sinks, and sites of great biodiversity.
  • This video highlights an approach to restoring mangrove forests called Community-Based Ecological Mangrove Restoration.
  • The example of this approach is based in Thailand, where individuals from local communities apply restoration and hydrology techniques to bring back critically important mangrove forests that were decimated by shrimp farming.
  • The video describes reasons why other restoration efforts have failed in the past, including planting monocultures or planting the wrong species of mangrove in the wrong place.
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Subjects: Biology
Authors: Mangrove Action Project
Region: Asia
Languages: English

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