Influence of Earthquake Induced Geo-tectonic Shift on Coastal Mangrove Forests of Andaman Islands, India

Conservation and sustainable management of the blue carbon ecosystems form a significant part of our strategies for mitigating the impacts of climate change. Mangroves are one such socio-ecological system that ensures the sustainability of coastlines and the sustenance of coastal communities in response to changing climate. However, accelerated climate change events (e.g., Sea level rise) present a challenge for natural adaptation processes. A lack of site-specific information and scientific data on these vulnerable zones limits our ability to respond to such challenges and apply appropriate nature-based solutions.


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CIFOR-ICRAF and Wildlife Institute of India

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2024

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