Global Mangrove Forests Rebound After Decades of Decline
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Landsat imagery from 1984–2023 shows mangroves lost nearly 3,000 square kilometres by 2010, then regained almost 2,000. Asia, Australia and South America led the rebound; two-thirds came from colonising new areas, while restoration and regrowth accounted for the rest.
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