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Mangroves: True Reserves of Blue Carbon
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In Khanh An commune (melaleuca forest) and Dat Mui commune (mangrove forest), the working atmosphere these days is more bustling than ever. In the middle of the vast melaleuca and mangrove forests, people are excited when the authorities at two levels handle the situation "faster, neater, and more promptly" than before.
Guam and CNMI among Pacific islands eyeing blue carbon solutions to tackle climate crisis
By Ron Rocky ColomaFacing long-term climate threats like rising seas and coastal erosion, communities in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are looking to their coastlines for solutions.Not with concrete walls, but with mangrove roots and seagrass beds.A recent regional webinar titled "Blue Carbon Ecosystems and Nature-based Solutions" brought together more than 100 participants from across the Pacific and Asia to talk about how nature-based …
Mangroves, these ecosystems located between the
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