Mangrove Forest Conservation in Thailand

• Forest protection
• Forests and forestry
• Sustainable use forest

In Thailand, Mangrove forests along the country's coastlines totaled an area of approximately 367,900 hectares in 1961. Unfortunately, between 1975 and 1993, a large proportion of these forests were destroyed for various purposes ranging from human settlements, road construction, mining activities and creation of shrimp farms. In order to properly manage mangrove forests, the government has classified them into 2 zones - conservation and economic. The government has recently set a plan in motion for mangrove reforestation and between 1992-1995, about 13,569 hectares had been replanted.

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Mangrove Conservation in Thailand

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Document type	Reports, journal articles, and research papers (including theses and dissertations)
Publication date	1997
Publisher	NTNU
Access and use constraints	No known access and use constraints
Copyright	Unclear copyright
License	unspecified
Author (individual)	Sonjai Havanond
Language	English
Date modified	27 Feb 2018