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What Are Mangroves?
 Mangroves are trees or plants which grow in the area between the land and water. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
 In Florida, the Bahamas and the Caribbean, there are 4 main types of mangrove trees. The red mangrove, black mangrove, white mangrove and the buttonwood. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
 The Mangrove Community includes all the different plants and animals in the environment. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Sharks and Fish www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Birds www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Oysters www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Crabs www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Periwinkles www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Why Mangroves are Cool Kayaking and Exploration www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Sport Fishing www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Education and Exploration www.WhatAreMangroves.com
Threats To Mangroves  Human Development  Pollution and Garbage www.WhatAreMangroves.com
What can be done?  Education  Getting involved For more information visit; www.WhatAreMangroves.com www.BahamasEcoVentures.com

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What Are Mangroves?

  • 2.  Mangroves are trees or plants which grow in the area between the land and water. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 3.  In Florida, the Bahamas and the Caribbean, there are 4 main types of mangrove trees. The red mangrove, black mangrove, white mangrove and the buttonwood. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 4.  The Mangrove Community includes all the different plants and animals in the environment. www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 5. Sharks and Fish www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 6. Birds www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 7. Oysters www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 8. Crabs www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 9. Periwinkles www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 10. Why Mangroves are Cool Kayaking and Exploration www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 11. Sport Fishing www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 12. Education and Exploration www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 13. Threats To Mangroves  Human Development  Pollution and Garbage www.WhatAreMangroves.com
  • 14. What can be done?  Education  Getting involved For more information visit; www.WhatAreMangroves.com www.BahamasEcoVentures.com