Climate change alters the climate condition and ocean environment, leading to accelerated
coastal erosion and a shift in the coastline shape. From previous studies, Southeast Asia's …

Mangroves stand as unique blue-carbon ecosystems in intertidal tropical and subtropical
coastal regions, renowned for their significant contributions to vital ecosystem services like …

Coastal areas are fragile and changeable due to natural and anthropogenic factors. The
resulting changes could have a significant impact on the coastal community. Thus …

The rapid expansion of human settlement, agricultural land and roads because of
population growth in several regions of the world has contributed to the depletion of forest …

Mangrove forest plays a very important role for both ecosystem services and biodiversity
conservation. In Vietnam, mangrove is mainly distributed in the Mekong delta. Recently …

The complexity of the coastal environment and the advent of climate change cause coastal
erosion, which is incontrovertibly a significant concern worldwide, including Peninsular …

The mangroves' aboveground biomass significantly contributes to the global carbon cycle or
economic and ecological values. This makes knowledge about the spatial extent of the …

Rhizophora apiculata, Avicenia marina, and Rhizophora mucronata. The main determinant
of the mangrove ecosystems criticality was the mangrove cover area reduction as the …

Monsoonal storms cause coastal erosion of worldwide sandy beaches, including coasts in
Malaysia. Although hard engineering structures are effective in mitigating erosion, those …

Mangroves are ecosystems within the intertidal zone of tropical and subtropical coasts; they
offer ecosystem services such as protection from coastal erosion and storms and flood …