As the trees creep north, so should the species tied to them. A red mangrove, named for the color of its roots, stakes a claim on Fort George Island, only 20 miles from the Georgia border.

the group analyzed data for 37 commercial species using field data amassed by multiple groups over many years studying mangrove ecosystems around the world. Mangroves are trees that grow where the ...

Once the water receded, the mangrove was in such ... Another similarly named Key tree cactus, Pilosocereus robinii, is a federally endangered species that is present elsewhere in the Florida ...

The women of Chelem, a fishing community on the northern coast of the Mexican state of Yucatán, hadn’t planned to work in mangrove restoration. At first, it was simply an opportunity to make ...

Few trees can find a way to survive in the liminal space where dry land meets the sea. Mangroves are the exception. These impressively resilient trees can withstand rapidly shifting tides ...

A black mangrove on the Treasure Coast was proclaimed Florida's biggest of that species and given the state's Champion Tree title on March 4, which is a first for Martin County. The 35-foot-tall ...

The species name, delicatula ... at some distance from living mangrove trees.” The hair-like structures on the back of the shrimp make it appear fluffy. Anker (2025) Papéis Avulsos de Zoologia ...

These distinct species are found across different parts of Southeast ... They are particularly well-suited for living in the tangled roots and branches of mangrove trees, where they can stay hidden ...