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Costs and Benefits of Mangrove Conversion and Restoration
2001The social and economic arguments for mangrove conservation are based on the role of these forests in providing well-being both to those dependent on their products, and their ecological services. Mangrove forests provide humans directly and indirectly with a range of goods and services including support for coastal and inland fisheries, flood control,
W. N. Adger, P. M. Kelly, N. H. Tri
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Mangrove Restoration Techniques: The Mahakam Delta
SPE International Conference on Health, Safety, and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 1998Abstract In the last 50 years Indonesia's mangrove has been degraded by more than 11 million hectares. As mangrove has an important role from ecological point of view, the remaining mangrove must be certainly protected and restoration must be done as well to the damaged mangrove.
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Vegetation and soil characteristics as indicators of restoration trajectories in restored mangroves
Hydrobiologia, 2013We investigated the restoration trajectories in vegetation and soil parameters of monospecific Rhizophora mucronata stands planted 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, and 50 years ago (restored system). We tested the hypothesis that the changes in vegetation characteristics, with progressing mangrove age, are related to the changes in soil characteristics.
Salmo, Severino G. +2 more
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Mangrove forests: Their status, threats, conservation and restoration
Mangroves are a unique ecosystem that provide a wealth of ecosystem services, and hence societal goods and benefits for coastal populations. However, mangroves have long been deforested for human uses. This chapter synthesises knowledge on the benefits of mangroves, their historical and current status, the threats they face, and existing and emerging ...Friess, Daniel D.A. +15 more
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Restoring mangroves with structures: Improving the mangrove habitat using local materials
2022Mangrove forests effectively function as natural flood defences, and their deforestation has exposed millions of people worldwide to coastal erosion and flooding. Since mangroves require a stable sedimentary environment, stopping coastal erosion is a necessary step for their restoration. Bamboo structures have thus been built to induce accretion at the
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Accelerating mangrove restoration: Global Mangrove Alliance national chapters
The Global Mangrove Alliance (GMA) is an unprecedented collaboration that brings together NGOs, governments, industry, local communities and funders to save and restore mangrove ecosystems globally. National stakeholders are the catalyst in implementing improved management, conservation, and restoration of their ecosystems and the services they provideMarice Leal +8 more
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Blue carbon effects of mangrove restoration in subtropics where Spartina alterniflora invaded
Ecological Engineering: The Journal of Ecotechnology, 2023J. Gu, Jiaping Wu
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Community Based Mangrove Restoration in the Sundarbans
EcoAct is an international climate consultancy and project developer dedicated to helping businesses and organizations achieve their climate ambitions. By developing nature-based solutions projects, EcoAct enables companies to leverage natural ecosystems for carbon sequestration, while simultaneously enhancing biodiversity and community resilience.Clothilde Michelet, Alice Beneyton
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