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Mangrove trees are essential coastal plants that stabilize shorelines, support biodiversity, and act as carbon sinks. They face threats from deforestation, pollution, and climate change, among others. Protecting mangroves involves preserving their habitats, using resources wisely, and raising awareness about their importance.

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General Description

Mangrove trees are essential coastal plants that stabilize shorelines, support biodiversity, and act as carbon sinks. They face threats from deforestation, pollution, and climate change, among others. Protecting mangroves involves preserving their habitats, using resources wisely, and raising awareness about their importance.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

Mangrove trees are coastal plants that grow in salty water. They have unique roots that
help stabilize shorelines and provide a habitat for marine life. Mangroves are important
for biodiversity, acting as nurseries for fish, and also play a role in carbon storage, helping
combat climate change.

THE IMPORTANCE OF IT:


Mangrove trees are vital for coastal protection, biodiversity, and carbon storage. They
prevent erosion, serve as nurseries for marine life, and act as effective carbon sinks,
contributing to climate change mitigation. Mangroves also filter water, support
livelihoods, and offer recreational opportunities, making them crucial for both the
environment and local communities.

Threats ITS FACING:


Mangrove trees are threatened by
deforestation,
pollution,
climate change,
overharvesting,
invasive species,
and aquaculture expansion.

HOW TO PROTECT IT:


Preserve Areas
Use Resources Wisely
Combat Pollution
Address Climate Change
Raise Awareness
Enforce Regulations

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