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International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem 2026 - July 26
July 31 , 2026
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- The day aims to promote awareness about mangrove conservation and sustainable management.
- The day was adopted by UNESCO in 2015 to highlight the ecological and socio-economic importance of mangroves.
- As per the Indian State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2023, India has 4,992 sq. km of mangrove cover, with West Bengal having the largest share.
- Mangroves are salt-tolerant coastal forests that protect shorelines, store carbon, and support marine biodiversity.
- Tamil Nadu Forest Department conducted awareness activities highlighting mangrove biodiversity and the Fish Bone Channel Technique for restoration.
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