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The 14 pages that link to Mangrove restoration, each with the reason it gives.

• AquacultureCompared with: Restoring mangroves addresses habitat loss historically associated with some coastal pond farming.

• Forest restorationBroader topic: It shows how restoration methods must fit a forest's hydrology and coastal setting.

• MangroveBroader topic: Restoration projects use mangrove ecology to recover coastal protection and habitat.

• Wetland conservationBroader topic: Coastal wetland conservation often focuses on restoring mangroves that buffer shorelines.

• Mangrove forestBroader topic: Restoration projects seek to recover shoreline protection, habitat, and carbon storage.

• ReforestationBroader topic: It is a specialized form of reforestation in tidal coastal environments.

• Nature-based solutionsBroader topic: Restored mangroves can reduce coastal flooding while supporting fisheries and biodiversity.

• Wetland restorationBroader topic: Coastal restoration often targets mangrove habitat and its shoreline-protection functions.

• RecifeRelated: Restored mangroves can support biodiversity and buffer parts of Recife’s estuary.

• Whiteleg shrimpRelated: Restoration responds to habitat losses linked in part to coastal shrimp farming.

• Mangrove crabRelated: Crab abundance and burrowing can indicate whether restored mangrove habitat is developing ecological function.

• Climate change in IndonesiaRelated: Restored mangroves can store carbon and buffer some coastal communities from waves and erosion.

• Nypa fruticansRelated: Nypa can be part of mangrove landscapes, but restoration goals determine whether its expansion is desirable.

• Penaeus monodonRelated: Restoration can address habitat losses associated with coastal development, including some shrimp farming.