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A broad coalition of organizations is working to conserve and restore mangroves in the Greater Florianópolis area on Brazil ’s southern Atlantic coast.
Mangroves are critical tropical ecosystems that dampen coastal erosion, serve as nurseries for aquatic species, and store more carbon per hectare than terrestrial forests.
Mangroves are key to the fishing supply chain, both small-scale and industrial.
Conservation and restoration activities in Palhoça cover a total area 10 hectares ( nearly 25 acres ), comprising 7 hectares ( 17 acres ) of mangroves on two islands in the Madre River and the Maciambu River .
The direct benefits of restoration create indirect benefits that can promote the protection and resilience of 55 hectares ( 136 acres ) Mangroves accumulate 50-90% of their carbon in the soil.
In Santa Catarina’s hydrographic region 08 , which covers 22 municipalities centered around the Greater Florianópolis area, 60% of urban zones already suffer from flooding as a result of rainfall.
Climate adaptation and mitigation measures include nature-based solutions, rehabilitation and restoration of ecosystems vulnerable to extreme events.
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