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Tag: mangrove habitat

Mangrove Trees Are on the Move, Taking the Tropics with Them – Scientific American

Black Mangrove, Florida Everglades (by Marianne Serra CC BY 2.0 via Flickr).

As the climate warms, mangroves are migrating farther poleward, transforming the coast as they go…

Shrimp farms threaten Mexico’s mangroves and the jaguars that inhabit them – Mongabay

Rows and rows of artificial shrimp ponds make up one of many large aquaculture farms in Mexico along the Gulf of California’s Sonoran coastline, June 2016 (by Planet Labs, inc CC BY-SA 4.0 via wikimedia).

Western Mexico’s rapidly expanding shrimp farms, many of which are illegal, are contributing to the deforestation of the Pacific coast’s mangroves, an important habitat for jaguars…

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