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Mangroves are special trees that grow along coastlines, where land meets the sea. They play a big role in keeping our environment healthy and balanced. But, like many other natural resources, mangroves are under threat. Protecting them is crucial for both the environment and the people who rely on them.
Mangroves are like nature’s shields. Their roots hold the soil together, which helps prevent erosion. This means they stop the land from washing away into the sea. Mangroves also act as barriers against strong winds and waves, especially during storms. They reduce the impact of these natural events, protecting homes and communities nearby.
Original Article: Mangrove planting and conservation
