Mexico's Mangroves Lost 27,622 Hectares in Five Years
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Mexico's mangroves have suffered significant losses, with 27,622 hectares disappearing between 2020 and 2025, according to the National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (Conabio). This represents a substantial retreat in the country's mangrove coverage. Despite this, Mexico still conserves 877,464 hectares of mangrove, placing it fourth globally in terms of mangrove extent.
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