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In Pakistan’s Sindh, mangrove forests shield vulnerable coastal communities against sea storms, hurricanes

  • Indus River Delta in Pakistan, world’s sixth largest, spans 600,000 hectares and extends from Karachi to Sir Creek near Indian border
  • Mangrove forests in delta have seen massive growth in two decades, recovering from severe reduction caused by decreased freshwater inflow
By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Pakistan’s mangrove carbon credit sales hit $40mn, boosts target to $12bn by 2075

By Zulfiqar Kunbhar ·

Carbon credits auction for Pakistan mangrove project oversubscribed

By Reuters ·
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On Pakistan’s Indus Delta, women forest rangers guard world's largest arid mangrove forest

By Zulfiqar Kunbhar ·
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Concrete jungle threatens mangroves on Pakistan island 

By AFP ·

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