That's a great review about this forest just a extra ordinary create in this forest.Mangroves are trees and shrubs that grow in saline coastal habitats in the tropics and subtropics. The many species of trees and shrubs adapted to these conditions may not be closely related, yet are still grouped by the term "mangrove".
Mangroves typically form a woodland or shrubland habitat. Tropical mangrove forests occur in both estuaries and open coastland environments. To flourish they need deposits of sediment, high in organic content which is sheltered by the wave action of the sea @adsactly.

You can get involved with mangrove monitoring by joining a Blue Guru ecodiving trip. By doing this you will also be contributing to diving and marine education of the local youth. The key to a sustainable future for these tropical marine habitats.
For further information about mangrove habitats and restoration projects in Thailand then we advise taking a look at the Mangrove Action Project website. They have been operating in his region for some time and we strongly support their good work.go ahead dear..