Western Indian Ocean
Mangrove Network (WIOMN)

Secure and prosperous mangrove ecosystem for the better future

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Securing the mangrove ecosystems of the Western Indian Ocean region.

A declaration to establish the WIO Mangrove Network was made on 5th October 2011 in Mombasa, Kenya by a group of regional mangrove experts, having recognized the important role that mangroves play by providing many critical ecosystem goods and services to millions of people in the region; appreciated that these ecosystems face a myriad of similar management challenges across the region ranging from overexploitation, conversion, pollution and more recently climate change related impacts; acknowledged that there is currently no forum which brings together regional mangrove scientists, managers and policy makers.

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