Mangrove forests are becoming smaller and smaller worldwide. Estimates of global losses during the last 25 years range between 35 and 86%. In Science, Duke et al. (2007) protested against a world without mangroves, noting that the full implications of mangrove loss to mankind are not fully appreciated.
Saint-Paul U. and Schneider H. (2010) Epilog. In: Saint-Paul U. & Schneider H. (eds.). Mangrove dynamics and management in North Brazil. Ecological Studies 211 (pp. 389-393). 10.1007/978-3-642-13457-9_24
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TitleEpilog
Date01.01.2010
Book TitleMangrove dynamics and management in North Brazil. Ecological Studies 211
