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Mangroves and aquaculture development

N. J. Dagoon

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Director of the Mangrove Action Project (MAP), a non-government organization formed in 1992.MAP aims to build grassroots networks worldwide to protect and restore the earth's mangrove forests, and support sustainable coastal societies.He shares his thoughts on mangroves and aquaculture development. How extensive is MAP?We have grown from a small organization to a large network of about 900 individual science and non-government organizations from around the world.We have representations in about 58 countries now, including, Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and North America.

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Director of the Mangrove Action Project (MAP), a non-government organization formed in 1992.MAP aims to build grassroots networks worldwide to protect and restore the earth's mangrove forests, and support sustainable coastal societies.He shares his thoughts on mangroves and aquaculture development. How extensive is MAP?We have grown from a small organization to a large network of about 900 individual science and non-government organizations from around the world.We have representations in about 58 countries now, including, Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and North America.

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Director of the Mangrove Action Project (MAP), a non-government organization formed in 1992.MAP aims to build grassroots networks worldwide to protect and restore the earth's mangrove forests, and support sustainable coastal societies.He shares his thoughts on mangroves and aquaculture development. How extensive is MAP?We have grown from a small organization to a large network of about 900 individual science and non-government organizations from around the world.We have representations in about 58 countries now, including, Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and North America.

Key concepts: Aquaculture, Mangrove, Fishery, Geography, Environmental planning, Business, Environmental resource management, Environmental science

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