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ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS, ARTICLES AND REPORTS

mangrove Atoll Mangroves Absorbed Lethal Power of Asian Tsunami - Bluepeace
Mangroves in the Maldives are normally found in depressions of islets locally known as Kulhi.  Some species of mangroves also grow along island lagoons. Mangrove areas are highly productive ecosystem contributing to the food chains of atoll islands. read more...
   
blood-sucker Bloodsuckers Common in Maldives - Bluepeace
Bloodsuckers are agamid lizards widely distributed in the Maldives and in tropical Asian gardens. Bloodsuckers get their incorrect name from the tendency of males in breeding season developing blood red throats. read more...
   
coastal vegetation Maldives NGO Calls for Creation of Nature Reserves
Minivan News
Maldives’ only environmental non-governmental organisation (NGO), ‘Bluepeace’, has called for the creation of nature reserves to offset increasing environmental damage caused by rising industrial activity. read more...
   
tsunamis Islands sharing same lagoon affected worst by tsunamis - Bluepeace
Extreme events, particularly high waves and storms, play a vital role in the pattern of island accumulation and island erosion in the atolls of the Maldives. read more...
 
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