concept   mangrove
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • India (1) • Indonesia (1) • Africa (1) • Canada (1) • Germany (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • Central America (1) • Desert dwellers (1) • Fishermen in tropical regions (1) • Japan (1) • Middle East (1) • New Zealand (1) • Northern Europe (1) • South America (1) • South Korea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mangrove India Mangroves in India have significant cultural, spiritual, and ecological importance, supporting livelihoods and providing resources. 3
2 mangrove Indonesia Mangroves in Indonesia have cultural and religious significance and are important for coastal communities and marine life. 3
3 mangrove Africa Mangroves in Africa support biodiversity, livelihoods, and traditional fishing methods. 2
4 mangrove Canada Mangroves are studied by scientists and nature enthusiasts in Canada as exotic ecosystems. 2
5 mangrove Germany Mangroves are primarily valued for biodiversity and conservation in Germany, rather than being integrated into local culture. 2
6 mangrove Pacific Islands Mangroves in Pacific Islands are essential to local communities and traditional cultures. 2
7 mangrove Central America Mangroves in Central America are integral to coastal ecosystems, acting as nursery grounds and supporting marine biodiversity. 1
8 mangrove Desert dwellers Desert dwellers are unfamiliar with mangroves and do not consider them part of their natural landscape. 1
9 mangrove Fishermen in tropical regions Mangroves are vital ecosystems for marine life and coastline protection, especially for fishermen in tropical regions. 1
10 mangrove Japan In Japan, mangroves are considered important for protecting the coast and are actively managed through reforestation and conservation. 1
11 mangrove Middle East Mangroves are not common in the Middle East due to the arid and semi-arid climate. 1
12 mangrove New Zealand In New Zealand, mangroves are protected and conservation efforts are in place to preserve these unique ecosystems. 1
13 mangrove Northern Europe Mangroves are exotic and unique ecosystems that are explored and studied by scientists and nature enthusiasts in Northern Europe. 1
14 mangrove South America Mangroves in South America are endangered by deforestation, urbanization, and pollution, causing loss of biodiversity and ecological services. 1
15 mangrove South Korea Mangroves are valued for coastal protection in South Korea and are actively managed through reforestation and conservation efforts. 1