For these and many other reasons studies have
shown coastal mangroves to have a economic value ranging from US$ 9,000 to $ 25,000 per acre.
Not exact matches
Pohnpei itself
shows little
coastal erosion, perhaps because it is fairly high above sea level and ringed by
mangrove forest.
Chemical clues in the
mangroves and algae can also tell how salty the water was, which
shows whether or not El Niño was raising the local sea level and causing more seawater to seep into the
coastal wetlands.