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Hydrological repair and invasive grass removal restore Rhizophora racemosa mangrove communities in West Africa

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By Janique Etienne, Ebénézer Houndjinou, Ecole d'Aménagement, Juan Osti Saénz
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Hydrological repair, the process of restoring natural water flow and tidal exchange, should be prioritized alongside propagule planting as it effectively reestablishes functional habitats and enhances long-term ecosystem resilience. Reestablishing natural tidal flooding cycles in mangroves impacted by siltation and erosion strengthens their capacity to withstand climate extremes, such as prolonged droughts, and adapt to gradual changes like rising sea levels.
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