China has taken a significant step towards environmental conservation by releasing its first technical group standards for the precise ecological restoration of mangroves. These standards have been developed and implemented by the Chinese Academy of Sciences' South China Sea Institute of Oceanology.
The newly established guidelines address the previously existing lack of standardized procedures for mangrove restoration and evaluation, ensuring more effective and consistent efforts across the country. Mangroves, known for their vital role in coastal ecosystems, provide numerous environmental benefits, including carbon sequestration, coastal protection, and biodiversity support.
With the implementation of these standards, China aims to promote the protection and sustainable development of mangroves, reinforcing its commitment to ecological preservation and sustainable growth.
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