Mangroves protect coasts and wildlife, but plastic waste now builds up inside roots, harming ecosystems and communities.

A new study shows how Indonesia can improve its carbon accounting for its vast wetland ecosystems of peatlands and mangrove forests. The country is home to 14% of the world’s tropical peatlands and 22 ...

Mangroves, typical of tropical and subtropical latitudes, have become veritable natural traps for land- and sea-based waste.

The aim is to unlock high-quality carbon credits by restoring and preserving these habitats. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Women in the Maritime Sector in East and Southern Africa (WOMESA) members together with Kenya Coast Guard Service officials during a mangrove tree planting exercise in Shanzu recently. [Robert Menza, ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. According to various research, mangroves absorb and store huge quantities of carbon; they ...

Teasing apart the sources of organic carbon stored in coastal wetland soils around the world was the "grand challenge" Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) scientists successfully tackled in ...

Mangroves have long been the quiet climate heroes of tropical and subtropical coasts. They trap sediment, buffer storms, nurture fisheries, and — most importantly — store enormous amounts of blue ...

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This story was first published on the Cari-Bois Environmental News Network. An edited version appears below as part of a content-sharing agreement. A blue carbon credit system is being piloted in ...

WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - Tropical mangrove trees are better at storing climate-warming carbon than most other forests, so cutting them down unleashes far more greenhouse gas than deforestation ...