Rehabilitating mangrove belts

References

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Images

  • ‘Mangrove distribution’, world map mangrove distribution, Borrell, B. (2010) Do Mangrove Forests Save Lives?, Nature Conservancy Magazine 31: 43-55.
  • ‘Extent of mangroves’, inter-tidal coral reefs and intertidal sand and mud in 1953. Hilton, M.J. & Manning, S.S. (1995). Conversion of coastal habitats in Singapore: indications of unsustainable development. Environmental Conservation 22(4): 307-322.
  • ‘Sea hibiscus present at ECP (Singapore)’ and ‘Waves arriving at the ECP beach (Singapore)’. Photos by Daniel Martens.

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