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Plants and animals in the Pasir Ris Park mangrove

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Plants and animals in the Pasir Ris Park mangrove

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https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/02/5-reasons-to-protect-mangrove-forests-for-the-future/

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5 reasons to protect mangrove forests for the future

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Read this article and think of 3 ways of conserving mangroves

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Read this article and think of 3 ways of conserving mangroves

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Mangroves help animals to survive by giving them shelter to thrive in the environment

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Mangroves help animals to survive by giving them shelter to thrive in the environment

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If mangrove forests are destroyed animals population will decrease which may cause a lack of life in the mangrove forests

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If mangrove forests are destroyed animals population will decrease which may cause a lack of life in the mangrove forests

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Mangrove’s roots help to filter pollutants and improve water quality.

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If mangrove swamps are destroyed, some animals will lose their home.

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Destroying mangrove swamps can lead to severe environmental consequences, including coastal erosion, reduced water quality, loss of biodiversity, and increased vulnerability to storms and sea-level rise.

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Mangroves are swamps with their trees’s roots out of the ground.

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Some organisms use mangroves as a place to catch food

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Mangroves help give home to various animals

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mangroves provide shelter to animals living near or inside it

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mangroves provide shelter to animals living near or inside it

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If large areas of mangroves are destroyed, we will have less oxygen and animals will lose their habitats.

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Mangroves are tropical trees that thrive in conditions most timber could never tolerat

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As mangroves disappear, these species face the risk of extinction. Fish populations, in particular, are severely impacted as mangroves serve as vital spawning and nursery grounds. The decline in fish numbers affects not only local fishing communities but also seafood supplies. It also affects the plants and even animals which can loose their homes.

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These are the mangrove.

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The mangroves provides an environment and shelter for the animals 

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The mangroves provides an environment and shelter for the animals 

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Otters

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We can play a part to protect our mangroves by not excessively littering.

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Destroying mangrove swamps will lead to the animals and plants not growing well and the ecosystem will suffer

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Mangroves help to filter water

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Mangroves help to filter water

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the roots help filter water

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Mangroves help to filter water