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SEI researchers provide a vision for mangrove restoration

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Wednesday, 27 May 2009 15:55

SEI researchers Neil Powell and Maria Osbeck discuss the current shortcomings in current mangrove restoration efforts in Asia, and their potential for real benefits to people as well as ecosystems.

See their opinion piece in The Jakarta Post here and The Straits Times of Singapore here (pdf).

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