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The Mangrove Ecosystem in West Africa Specificities of Guinea-Bissau and How Mangrove Rice Cultivation Is Integrated into the Ecosystem
The coastal areas in tropical and subtropical regions are under strong tidal influence, and mangrove presence ensures a consolidation factor by reducing erosion processes. Guinea-Bissau has the second largest mangrove coverage in Western Africa and mangrove presence plays a crucial role in rural eve
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