concept   mangrove forests
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • Europe (1) • Caribbean countries (1) • North America (1) • inland community (1) • Bangladesh (1) • Brazil (1) • Finland (1) • Iceland (1) • Malaysia (1) • Mexico (1) • Nigeria (1) • Norway (1) • Philippines (1) • Russia (1) • Sweden (1) • Thailand (1) • Tropical islands (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Vietnam (1) • coastal community (1) coastal community in a tropical country (1) • more
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1 mangrove forests Europe Mangrove forests are important coastal ecosystems in Europe, providing protection against erosion and natural disasters and supporting diverse wildlife. 4
2 mangrove forests Caribbean countries Mangrove forests are essential for coastal protection and biodiversity in Caribbean countries. 2
3 mangrove forests North America Mangrove forests in North America provide crucial ecological protection for coastal areas and disaster prevention. 2
4 mangrove forests inland community In inland communities, mangrove forests are often mistakenly seen as swamps and mosquito breeding grounds. 2
5 mangrove forests Bangladesh Mangrove forests in Bangladesh are vital for sustaining fishery resources and traditional fishing practices. 1
6 mangrove forests Brazil Mangrove forests in Brazil are a significant part of coastal ecosystems and cultural heritage, with traditional uses and knowledge. 1
7 mangrove forests Finland Mangrove forests are not a significant aspect of the local ecosystem or cultural practices in Finland due to geographical factors. 1
8 mangrove forests Iceland Mangrove forests are not a significant part of the local ecosystem or cultural practices in Iceland due to geographical factors. 1
9 mangrove forests Malaysia Mangrove forests in Malaysia provide habitat for diverse marine life and are crucial for coastal protection. 1
10 mangrove forests Mexico Mangrove forests in Mexico are an important part of both coastal ecosystems and cultural heritage, with traditional uses and knowledge. 1
11 mangrove forests Nigeria Mangrove forests in Nigeria are a source of livelihood, resources, and have cultural and spiritual significance. 1
12 mangrove forests Norway Mangrove forests are considered unique and interesting ecosystems in Norway, but they are not directly relevant to local culture or livelihoods. 1
13 mangrove forests Philippines Mangrove forests in the Philippines are a traditional source of medicinal and culinary resources with cultural significance. 1
14 mangrove forests Russia Limited knowledge and awareness of mangrove forests in Russia, not integrated into traditional cultural practices. 1
15 mangrove forests Sweden Mangrove forests are not part of traditional cultural practices in Sweden, leading to limited knowledge and awareness. 1
16 mangrove forests Thailand Mangrove forests in Thailand are essential for supporting fishery resources and traditional fishing techniques. 1
17 mangrove forests Tropical islands Mangrove forests on tropical islands are ecologically important and valuable ecosystems. 1
18 mangrove forests United Kingdom Mangrove forests are primarily known for their ecological and conservation value in the United Kingdom, and are not deeply integrated into local cultural practices. 1
19 mangrove forests Vietnam Mangrove forests in Vietnam are a traditional source of medicinal and culinary resources with cultural significance. 1
20 mangrove forests coastal community Coastal communities value mangrove forests for their ecological significance and their role in providing protection against erosion and storm damage. 1
21 mangrove forests coastal community in a tropical country Mangrove forests are essential for protecting coastal areas, providing livelihood, and supporting biodiversity within tropical coastal communities. 1