Happy #WorldForestryDay! Did you know that mangroves can store three up to five times more carbon than most other tropical forests around the world? Let's protect these trees from deforestation so we can mitigate the effects of climate change.

Happy #InternationalDayOfForests 2020! Here at #SeyCCAT we focus on #mangroves forests. #SeyCCAT is funding three #mangrove projects! Read more about its potential as a carbon sink, a habitat for sicklefin lemon #sharks and community efforts for its rehabilitation. #BlueCarbon

Our team of 6th grade Earth Science students and all of the 6th grade North Broward Prep knows that #mangroves are MVPs. Do you? Here’s some informative reading for your #ShelterInPlace #coronavirus #COVIDー19

Mangroves - the wonder trees that nurture marine biodiversity unenvironment.org/news-and-stori…

What are the most wonderful & unexpected animal #species you know that live or visit #mangrove forests!? We'll kick things off... 🐊🦉🐍🐘🦇🐝🦞🦈🦌🦀🐅🦅🐬🐸🐦 These are the smallest species of sea lions & they love hanging out in the #mangroves of the Galapagos islands! RT

Yes! Mangroves... supports life 🐯🦌🦉🦋 🌎👵🏾🧔🏽🧕🏿👦🏻 protects life 🌊🌪💨 provides life 🦀🦐🐠🐟🐡🦑 enhances life 🚶🏻‍♂️👂🏻🛥 🔭📸🚣🏿‍♂️ is LIFE 🌊🎣🌊🌳🌳🐅🦀🐍🌳🌳🚣👪🌳🌳 ©David Doubilet & Jennifer S. Hayes

Another reason to love the #mangroves 🌱protecting our precious #manatees this is awesome 👏 Global Mangrove Alliance #WednesdayMotivation #WednesdayWisdom #edchat #savetheplanet

Do you know a type of tree supports both terrestrial AND marine biodiversity? Mangrove trees host many marine animals and provide breeding grounds for fish. Find out what is being done to protect these wonder trees. #sustainability #mangroves unenvironment.org/news-and-stori…

#Mangroves are unique ecosystem that protect the coastline, provide livelihood to locals and is an excellent carbon sink for fighting #climatechange. Meet young IFS officer ⁦Anant Shankar⁩ who is leading from front in reviving this ecosystem. ⁦ round.glass/sustain/people…

These are our 😎 AWESOME ❤️#teachers and this is our 3rd week in #distancelearning We miss them so much but they have made #learning incredible. #teachersareheroes #TuesdayThoughts #COVID19 #WeWillGetThroughThis #edchat

Thank you 🙏🏻 to all 🌱#mangrovesmatter let’s continue to 🌞 and spread goodness. 💚

We miss our #science #teacher Hope Kennedy 🌎 and we miss being with each other ❤️ Thank you to all the heroes combatting #coronavirus #StayHomeSaveLives #ThanksHealthHeroes #ThanksCoronaWarriors #teachersareheroes #TeachersRock #WeWillPrevail

He that plants trees loves others besides himself.” #EarthDay2020 #EarthDay #mangroves ❤️🌎🌱#wednesdaymorning #trees #oceans #SaveEarth #ClimateAction

#Mangroves are the feature of a special issue in the journal Forests! The issue includes 6 papers covering carbon emissions, nutrient dynamics, and related ecosystem services. All papers are available from MDPI here: bit.ly/3aCZWOV

It was another successful year for the students in Hope Kennedy 🌎 6th grade Earth Science class. Congratulations to the Mangrove Miracles for all of your great work and for winning the regional championship in this year's #lexusecochallenge NBPS MIDDLE SCHOOL

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GM! #SundayThoughts SAVE the #mangroves one of the best #climate heroes 💪 These beauties are from Cape Coral #Florida Cape Coral Daily Breeze #ClimateTwitter #savetheearth

Wishing all #teachers 🍎 near and far a fantastic #WorldTeachersDay we are honored to know you. Your hard work, dedication and passion is immeasurable. ❤️North Broward Prep #edchat #edutwitter #Teachersday2020 #mondaythoughts #MondayVibes

#Mangrove forests are one of the most productive and biologically diverse #ecosystems on the planet. Their remarkable traits provide a wide variety of goods and services that we benefit from...shown here in this brilliant graphic from IUCN