Science
Here’s an episode that will keep you waiting for the next one.
Mangroves are extremely important to the coastal ecosystems they inhabit. Physically, they serve as a buffer between marine and terrestrial communities and protect shorelines from damaging winds, waves, and floods.
In this episode we are talking with Radhika Bharagava a coastal geographer about Structure and function of Mangrove and how it is trapping Carbon Dioxide from atmosphere.
Mangroves are extremely important to the coastal ecosystems they inhabit. Physically, they serve as a buffer between marine and terrestrial communities and protect shorelines from damaging winds, waves, and floods.
In this episode we are talking with Radhika Bharagava a coastal geographer about Structure and function of Mangrove and how it is trapping Carbon Dioxide from atmosphere.