Resource status and protection strategies of mangroves in China

Mangrove is a typical natural landscape with great ecological, social and economic functions and values, and should be highly valued and protected. However, in the past few decades, mangrove resources have suffered serious damage, and there are also many deficiencies in mangrove protection. Chinese...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of coastal conservation 2021-08, Vol.25 (4), p.1-16, Article 42
Hauptverfasser: Fu, Xiu-Mei, Tang, Hui-Ying, Liu, Yang, Zhang, Meng-Qi, Jiang, Shan-Shan, Yang, Fang, Li, Xiao-Yan, Wang, Chang-Yun
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Zusammenfassung:Mangrove is a typical natural landscape with great ecological, social and economic functions and values, and should be highly valued and protected. However, in the past few decades, mangrove resources have suffered serious damage, and there are also many deficiencies in mangrove protection. Chinese mangroves, as an important part of the global mangroves, are of great research value. In the present study, the status and historical dynamic process of Chinese mangrove resources were investigated and discussed to illustrate the problems of resources from three aspects, including mangrove distribution, area and plant species. Based on field research, literature research and data analysis, it was revealed that Chinese mangroves are distributed in eight provinces and regions along the southeast coast with an area of 35,749.25 hm², 38 species and 40 nature reserves. The protection situation and deficiencies were analyzed from the establishment and management of nature reserves. Based on the resource status and problems, reasonable strategies were proposed to protect and manage mangroves mainly from four aspects, including publicity and education, resources restoration and protection technology, legal system establishment, and comprehensive protection and management.
ISSN:1400-0350
1874-7841
DOI:10.1007/s11852-021-00800-z