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The importance of adaptation and disaster risk reduction in coastal areas

… importance of adaptation and disaster risk reduction in coastal areas RECOGNIZING that nearly half of the human population lives in coastal areas, that coastlines contain more than two-thirds … coastal defences. These may have an impact on the ecosystem services on which coastal communities depend, …
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Helping nature help us - Transforming disaster risk reduction through ecosystem management

… help us Transforming disaster risk reduction through ecosystem management Fabiola Monty, Radhika Murti and Naoya … destruction wrought by a disaster. And flooded coastal villages and washed away beaches whose natural … disasters. In South East Asia, wide-scale clearing of coastal mangrove forests for aquaculture production together …
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Safe Havens: Protected Areas for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

… 1 The ecosystem service value of protected areas for cyclone … 33 Coastal ecosystems in Kouchibouguac National Park of Canada: … 56 Traditional knowledge, ecosystem services and disaster risk reduction in Manas World … 83 Potential roles for coastal protected areas in disaster risk reduction and …
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World Wetlands Day 2017 Factsheet 2: Five wetlands that help us cope with extreme weather events

… tolerant shrubs and trees that grow in shallow, tropical coastal waters. Their roots bind the shoreline and each … hurricanes and tsunamis. Every hectare of mangrove and coastal marsh is worth up to $US15,161 a year in … change. Yangtze River: ‘soft’ flood control with a wetland ecosystem Prone to monsoon flooding, the Yangtze River basin …
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