Halodule uninervis; Keith Ellenbogen; Madagascar; Madagascar RAP 2010; Mangroves; Seagrass; Thalassia hemprichi; horizontal, Vohemar Bay © Keith A. Ellenbogen/iLCP

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Restored mangroves around a shrimp farm in Batangas, Verde Island Passage, Philippines. Mangroves provide coastal protection from storms, reduce the impacts of floods and are important fish nurseries. However, mangrove forests are being damaged by human activities and are becoming increasingly susceptible to climate change related impacts.

© Conservation International/photo by Giuseppe Di Carlo

Giuseppe DiCarlo; Halophila ovalis; Keith Ellenbogen; Madagascar; Madagascar RAP 2010; Man; Scientific Work; Scuba Diving; Seagrass; UW Survey; horizontal; male; marine; people; scientist; underwater, Vohemar Bay

© Keith A. Ellenbogen/iLCP

Halodule uninervis; Keith Ellenbogen; Madagascar; Madagascar RAP 2010; Mangroves; Seagrass; Thalassia hemprichi; horizontal, Vohemar Bay

© Keith A. Ellenbogen/iLCP

Mangroves, Visti to the village of Ambodi Vahibe during the CI Marine RAP (Rapid Assessment Program) expedition to northeast Madagascar, March 2006

© Conservation International/ photo by Sterling Zumbrunn

Keith Ellenbogen; Madagascar; Madagascar RAP 2010; horizontal; marine; underwater, Vohemar Bay, Seagrass (Syringodium isoetifolium) with epiphytes

© Keith A. Ellenbogen/iLCP

Halodule uninervis; Keith Ellenbogen; Madagascar; Madagascar RAP 2010; Mangroves; Seagrass; Thalassia hemprichi; horizontal, Vohemar Bay

© Keith A. Ellenbogen/iLCP

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