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What if mangroves could float on top of the oceans?
Academia 3 years ago

What if mangroves could float on top of the oceans?

Not only do they function as a natural nursery for fisheries, and for the protection against coastal erosion, mangroves also have very high primary productivity rates at the beginning of the marine food-web.
Indonesia’s next world-class export: Coastal carbon stocks
Academia 3 years ago

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Indonesia’s next world-class export: Coastal carbon stocks

Indonesia needs to take a comprehensive approach that includes science, research and investments to protect and harness the potentials of its mangrove forests for the country's green transition.
Crabbers face danger and poverty to save Ecuador's mangroves
Environment 3 years ago

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Crabbers face danger and poverty to save Ecuador's mangroves

On a recent trip out, another group of crabbers warned Carrascal's group about new markings they had spotted on trees farther north, an indication that shrimp farmers were planning to illegally cut down mangroves to expand their shrimping pools.
Healthy planet needs ‘ocean action’ from Asia and Pacific countries
Academia 3 years ago

Healthy planet needs ‘ocean action’ from Asia and Pacific countries

Rampant pollution, destructive and illegal fishing practices, inadequate marine governance and continued urbanization along coastlines have destroyed 40 percent of the coral reefs.
After decades of loss, the world’s largest mangrove forests are set for a comeback
Academia 3 years ago

After decades of loss, the world’s largest mangrove forests are set for a comeback

Indonesia’s government is, rising to the challenge of conserving its mangroves – and restoring lost forests.
Indonesia’s green belt – Protecting and restoring the country’s mangroves
Academia 3 years ago

Indonesia’s green belt – Protecting and restoring the country’s mangroves

Restoration needs to go beyond the planting of seedlings and include hydrological works to reestablish tidal flows and allow for mangrove seeds from nearby mangrove forests to disperse. 
New government regulation expected to boost mangrove restoration
Archipelago 4 years ago

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New government regulation expected to boost mangrove restoration

The government is set to issue a regulation that will facilitate a carbon offset mechanism in the forestry and other land-use sectors, in a move that is expected to speed up the country’s rehabilitation of degraded land ecosystems, including mangrove areas.
To dye for: Indonesia's carbon-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers
Community 4 years ago

To dye for: Indonesia's carbon-rich mangroves in fashion with women weavers

The Bengkalis training is the first government program aimed at addressing the double hit from coronavirus and climate change among mangrove-dwelling communities in Indonesia.
Indonesia prepares regulation to help fund mangrove restoration
Society 4 years ago

Indonesia prepares regulation to help fund mangrove restoration

Indonesia launched a mangrove rehabilitation program in March, aiming to restore 600,000 hectares (1.5 million acres) of degraded mangrove by 2024 to help absorb carbon emissions.
Indonesia's batik-makers turn to mangroves as demand grows for eco-dyes
Art & Culture 4 years ago

Indonesia's batik-makers turn to mangroves as demand grows for eco-dyes

Despite being duller than synthetic dyes, natural dyes are more environmentally sustainable and have a greater market value because of their quality and durability.
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