These include species like lemon sharks, a juvenile pair of which feature in Jillian Morris's entry (pictured above), taken in the Bahamas and highly commended in the Mangroves & Underwater category.

A major aspect of GMCS’s work is the development of green enterprises in Region One communities. Currently, they are ...

“Different Perspective” by Hamid Rad in Indonesia shows a mangrove tree from underwater via a fisheye lens, fittingly, and was noted in the Highly Commended category of the 2022 Mangrove ...

Mangroves’ capacity to store carbon — up to five times more than upland tropical forests — makes them a powerful natural solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and tackling climate ...

Mangroves thrive in harsh coastal zones due to unique adaptations, such as pneumatophores that allow them to access oxygen in oxygen-poor soils and vivipary, a reproductive strategy where ...

You see, shame used to be a mangrove. It used to be that if you were a candidate for president of the United States and it was alleged — with a lot of evidence — that you falsified business ...

Red mangroves are called "walking trees" because of how their red roots extend into the water. Black mangrove roots are distinct dark, woody, fingerlike projections that grow vertically from the sand.

The Abu Dhabi Mangrove Initiative (ADMI) is part of a nationwide effort to plant 100 million mangrove trees by 2030 across the UAE. In 2023 alone, it distributed over six million seeds using ...