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A simple solution to help solve the problem of over harvesting in mangroves would be to pass a bill to limit the amount of trees that can be harvested from mangroves.

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Mangrove Water Road, Nukui, Rewa River, Fiji

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Nukui is a lush mangrove forest minutes away from the mouth of the Rewa River in Fiji. This portion of the mangroves have been heavily logged. While the short video shows trees and stands of mangroves at water's edge, the reality is that a turn into any of its sub-arterial waterways at high tide reveals a tragic story of over-harvesting.

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mangrove trees leave the prey that inhabit them predators.

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you can find mangrove in forests in the warm waters of tropical oceans all over the world

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Detritus is broken down by bacteria which releases useful nutrients into the water that can be used by marine life; these nutrients cause mangroves to have the smell of rotten eggs

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Mangroves are home to a multitude of animal species such as: hundreds of bird species, choral reef fish, shrimps, crabs, molluscs, dolphins, and even tigers and deer.

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¨ Mangroves protect shorelines from damaging storm and hurricane winds, waves, and floods Mangroves provide ideal breeding grounds for much of the world's fish, shrimp, crabs, and other shellfish such as  bacteria¨

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¨Mangroves once covered three-quarters of the world's tropical coastlines, with Southeast Asia hosting the greatest diversity. Only 12 species live in the Americas. Mangroves range in size from small bushes to the 60-meter giants found in Ecuador¨

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the mangroves are a group of trees.