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Western Australian Mangrove
This Web Page has been created with a view to improving the communication between mangrove researchers around the world. The aim is to provide information on techniques and other information relating to mangrove research, and hopefully avoid the need to "re-invent the wheel". [eng]

Australian Mangrove Species
List of species with comments and maps. [eng]

Wave and Tidal Activity Affecting Mangrove Replenishment
Contrast low and high tides at the Sebastian Inlet site. [eng]

Sewri Mangrove Park
The Sewri Mangrove Park was declared a protected area by the Bombay Port Trust on January 15 1996. This park consists of 15 acres of mangroves in the mudflats between Sewri and Trombay. [eng]

The Sundarbans
The Sundarbans mangrove forest, one of the largest such forests in the world, is formed at the delta of the Ganges, Bramaputra and Meghna rivers on the Bay of Bengal. [eng]

Coral reef, mangrove, seagrass and CZM web sites
There are an increasing number of sites on the World Wide Web which provide useful information on: research projects, management initiatives, educational materials, publications, and international activities focused on tropical coastal ecosystems. We have selected a number of sites which are particularly useful to those interested in tropical coastal management and the underpinning science. [eng]

Mangrove Resources
Collection of Internet Mangrove Resources from Florida Plants Online. [eng]

A Tangle of Life
Herons swoop from branch to branch, escaping the staccato of our outboard. We quest deeper into the estuary. Text and photos by Michael L. Smith. [eng]

Mangrove WWW Sites
A selection of useful web sites dealing with mangrove ecosystems and other tropical wetlands. [eng]

Mangroves
Mangroves are marine, or estuarine swamps. They may be found on coral reefs or protected shores. Although limited to only a few areas within the United States - principally Florida, Hawaii and the Virgin Islands, these areas are of immense importance world-wide - covering between 60 - 70% of all tropical coasts. [eng]

Mangroves
Website about the growth and ecology of Florida mangrove communities from the Florida Department of Education. [eng]

Mandrove Related Web Site Links
List of Mangrove and Environmental Web Sites. [eng]

Mangrove Cay Club
An Invitation to immerse yourself into the sights and sounds of a saltwater paradise where world class angling opportunities are coupled with exceptional accommodations and fine cuisine. [eng]

Mangrove Replenishment Initiative
Mangrove replenishment methodology developed by Bob Riley is now being applied in shoreline revegetation programs endorsed by a coalition of environmentally conscious organizations. This new methodology enables successful employment along shorelines with high tidal activity, substantial wave action, and upland run-off. Mangroves offer significant and unique habitat to birds, mammals, crustacea, and fish populations through a complex marine food chain, creation of breeding habitat, and establishment of restrictive areas that offer protection for maturing offspring; contribute to improved water quality by filtering and assimilating pollutants, stabilizing bottom sediments, and protecting shorelines from erosion. [eng]

Climate and the mangrove ecosystem
Article by Professor Phan Nguyen Hong discusses impact of climate changes on Viet Nam mangrove forests. [eng]

Mangroves of Trinity Inlet
Environmental issues & Natural Resources of Trinity Inlet: The Mangroves of the Cairns Region. [eng]

Importance of Mangroves
Throughout the world there is a general realisation about the ecological and economic importance of the forests. Mangroves, being intertidal forests, are no exception. Their value as forests is no less than any tropical forest. Moreover, the importance of the mangroves is not merely in its forest value, but it is due to its strategic location between the land and the sea. Mangroves are the lifeline for any coastal area. [eng]

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