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selective focus, background of roots of pandan trees growing around the beach.

Root of mangrove trees taken in the tropical rainforest, Prachuap Khiri Khan Thailand.

Mangroves jungle close Toubacouta village, Senegal, West Africa

Mangrove vegetation at low tide, Duas Barras beach, Jequia, Alagoas state, Brazil.

Tangled mangrove roots in lush green swamp forest. Wetland ecosystem filtering water and supporting wildlife. Natural carbon sink in coastal areas combating climate change. Natural carbon capture.

Mangroves along the banks of Brunei River, a river which flows through Brunei and empties into the Brunei Bay. It flows through the country's capital Bandar Seri Begawan.

Mangrove forest and shallow waters in a Tropical island.-

A detailed view of mangrove tree roots intertwined, showcasing natural textures, patterns, and organic forms amidst a dense forest ecosystem

Mangroves jungle of Casamance, Ziguinchor Region, Senegal, West Africa

Tatakamotonga, Mua, Tongatapu island, Tonga: mangroves on Fanga`uta Lagoon - Mangroves protect coastal areas from erosion and tsunamis.

mangrove forest prevent coastline corrosion in hailand

Mangrove forest on the tropical beach in Cayo Coco, Cuba

Close-up root of mangrove tree in lush wetland forest. Natural defense against erosion and climate change in tidal swamp environment. Sustainable ecosystem. Natural carbon sink in coastal areas.

Beautiful San Pedro Island in the Caribbean Nation of Belize

$Mangroves consist of various species, including Rhizophora (red mangroves), Avicennia (black mangroves), and Laguncularia (white mangroves). \n\nMangroves are coastal ecosystems found in tropical and subtropical regions, characterized by salt-tolerant trees and shrubs that thrive in intertidal zones. They play a crucial role in the environment by providing habitat for diverse wildlife, stabilizing shorelines against erosion, and acting as natural filters that improve water quality. Mangroves also serve as rich fishing grounds, supporting species such as shrimp, crabs, and juvenile fish, which rely on these habitats for breeding and shelter. Additionally, they help mitigate climate change by sequestering carbon, making them vital for both biodiversity and human livelihoods.$

Bonriki, South Tarawa atoll, Kiribati: Mangrove plans and their robust root system - coastal mangrove forests provide some protection against sea erosion in a country extremely vulnerable to climate change and rising sea levels. Tarawa lagoon.

One young mangrove tree that has just been planted is flooded

Bright mangrove trees with split to see roots below surface.

Mangrove forest on the alluvial coast in Tien Giang province

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