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Mangroves in Maharashtra: Mumbai and Konkan’s Coastal Ecosystems- Grow Billion Trees

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https://growbilliontrees.com/pages/mangroves-in-maharashtra-mumbai-and-konkan-s-coastal-ecosystems
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Discover Maharashtra’s mangroves along Mumbai and the Konkan coast, crucial for biodiversity and marine life. Maharashtra boasts the largest mangrove cover in India, and with urbanization and industrial growth pressing on its coastlines, the conservation of these ecosystems has never been more urgent.

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Category : Agriculture & Farming

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