Brian J. Enquist: There are now Mangroves in Georgia “This is a range expansion, and it’s natural, and this species is apparently going to establish and, perhaps, thrive “ www.fws.gov/story/mangro... 🧪

There are now Mangroves in Georgia “This is a range expansion, and it’s natural, and this species is apparently going to establish and, perhaps, thrive “ www.fws.gov/story/mangro... 🧪

Mangroves Move North as the Climate Heads South | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Servicewww.fws.gov Ches Vervaeke, a coastal ecologist with the National Park Service, was cruising along the St. Marys River in January when he saw them. “Holy cow,” he recalled saying, “there are mangroves in Georgia.”

I was just there a few months back. It’s a big change. It’s a different part of the coast. The water is dark—the organic matter can color it like tea, and fills it with nutrients that feed a food chain there.

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