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… law38 such as lakes or vulnerable ecosystems such as coral reefs, or damage critical habitats, in particular that …

… each year on their hobby. Much of the economic value of coral reefs—with net benefits estimated at nearly $30 billion …

… (Figure 5). For example, ecosystems such as mangroves, coral reefs and sand dunes can provide physical protection …

… as saltmarshes, mangroves, and seagrass beds, but also coral reefs and other marine areas no deeper than six metres …

… degradation, and outright loss of forests, wetlands, coral reefs, and other ecosystems has to be taken seriously …

… data that represents temperature, such as tree rings, coral reefs, ice cores and historical records, scientists … freshwater wetlands may become brackish or saline, and coral bleaching will continue, especially at the Great Barrier Reef. 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 IPCC (Science) 72. National …

… of mangrove ecosystems have disappeared; the area of coral reefs has reduced by 27 percent; 10–30 percent of …

… Lists and maps of groundwater, watersheds and wetlands, coral reefs, spawning grounds and other features essential …

… in Townsville and Cairns, adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef and the Tropical Rain- forest World Heritage Areas. … three fish, two echinoderm, one crab, two mollusc, three coral, seven brown algal and nine red algal species. This …

… and management of aquatic resources including coastal, coral reef, and integrated agriculture-aquaculture systems. ICRAF – …