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Rove Garden to introduce the importance of conservation to the public through a mangrove arboretum. This arboretum is designed as a centre for education and research on mangrove ecosystems, while also serving as a collection site for various mangrove species to be further developed.
We host various educational programs,including workshops, galleries, and immersive interactive experiences, allowing people to gain a deeper understanding of the vital role mangroves play in maintaining environmental balance and supporting coastal ecosystem restoration. Through the process of understanding nature, love grows accordingly, because we “Learn, to Love.”
Dive into the world of coastal conservation and adopt a mangrove tree to become a member of our nature lover community
An unforgettable journey through the mangrove forest, where our expert activity leaders will reveal a fascinating world and leave you in awe
Escape to a world of serene mangrove beauty, where you will discover the wonders of nature in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.
Mangroves are coastal forest ecosystems that grow in tidal areas, especially in tropical and subtropical areas such as river estuaries and protected beaches. Mangrove plants have the unique ability to live in environments with high salt content and muddy soil with minimal oxygen, thanks to special roots such as pencil roots/breathing roots, prop roots, knee roots, board roots, air roots, banir roots, without air roots. This ecosystem plays an important role in maintaining environmental balance, such as preventing coastal abrasion, dampening waves, becoming a habitat for various types of animals, and absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
In addition, mangroves also provide economic benefits to coastal communities, especially in the fields of fisheries and ecotourism. Because of their important role, mangroves need to be protected and preserved from the threat of damage due to human activities and climate change.
Mangrove conservation is important because mangroves protect the coast from abrasion, flooding, and large waves such as tsunamis. Mangrove roots also help maintain water cleanliness and prevent pollution. In addition, mangroves are a habitat for many animals such as fish, crabs, and birds, which are beneficial to fishermen and surrounding communities. Mangroves also help absorb greenhouse gases and reduce the impact of climate change. If mangroves are damaged, the coastal environment can be more vulnerable and communities will lose many benefits.
Therefore, mangroves need to be protected and preserved.
Mangrove planting activities have been successfully implemented by involving local communities to plant hundreds of seedlings in coastal areas to support environmental conservation.
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