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Final Report, June 1988 to May 1991: The Importance of Mangroves in Sustaining Fisheries and Controlling Water Quality in Coastal Ecosystems

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This final report describes an ecosystem analysis of Guayas River estuary, Ecuador, along with ecological studies in Terminos Lagoon, Mexico, to quantify the function of mangroves in different environmental settings. Mangroves may provide food and habitat to a variety of trophic levels, as well as influence nutrient and sediment concentrations in estuarine waters.
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AquaculturePollution and Water QualityIntegrated Water Resource Management
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Project Report
Region & Countries: 
EcuadorLatin America and the Caribbean
Resource Scale: 
Regional

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