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China’s coastal wetlands: Ecological challenges, restoration, and management suggestions
Abstract
Coastal zones are defined as the areas where the land meets the sea. Although coast zones have significant resource and ecological value, they are ecologically vulnerable to human activities and natural disasters. In the past 70 years, the coastal wetlands of China have experienced ecological problems such as wetland degradation, coastal erosion, environmental pollution, and non-native species invasion caused by natural and man-made factors....
Paper Details
Title
China’s coastal wetlands: Ecological challenges, restoration, and management suggestions
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Volume
37
Pages
101337 - 101337
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