Texas beaches are revealing red mangrove seeds, sleek and torpedo-shaped, floating in from warmer waters, reminding us of their potential to stabilize our coastlines and support local wildlife.

Beachcombers on the Texas coast are stumbling across something unexpected: sleek, tropical seeds that look more like flying darts than anything native to the sea. "During this week's beachcombing ...

Bangchak Sriracha Public Company Limited (BSRC) organised the 18th “Let’s Help… with Love” activity to celebrate World ...

The Goa State Environment Department has proposed a new GIS-based assessment to accurately evaluate the state’s mangrove ...

A 5.3 sq km (524.8 ha) lagoon in Dhanushkodi, considered a crucial stopover along the Central Asian Flyway supporting ...

During this week’s beachcombing survey along the Texas coast, I encountered something rare and exciting: hundreds of red mangrove seeds scattered across the shoreline. These long, torpedo-shaped seeds ...

During this week’s beachcombing survey along the Texas coast, I encountered something rare and exciting: Hundreds of red ...

LA Union—Security Bank Corp. announced it has launched here the first phase of its “Project Mithi” (Mangrove-Based Initiatives for Thriving Habitats and Inclusive Communities), planting 940 native ...

The mangrove conservation programme will include seed collection, developing and nurturing a field nursery, planting saplings and monitoring their growth. The Rhizophora Mangrove Field School and ...

with 34 designated “true” mangroves. The principal species are Sonnertia, Rhizophora, Ceriops, and Bruguiera. Most of these species grow in southern Thailand, particularly along the shore and ...

Intertidal trees, like mangroves, will drown because they need the tidal ebb and flow, with 70% of the time emerging above the water to survive.” “Lastly, the planted bakhaw or the Rhizophora ...

Mangrove ecosystems play a crucial role in ... Bruguiera gymnorrihiza, Kandelia candel, Rhizophora mucronata and Rhizophora apiculata. One of Dr Zia’s students, Mr Muhtadi S.