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Sharm El Sheikh Holidays Reveal Precious Ecosystems

If you’re travelling to Egypt, you’ll surely be expecting to see a dry landscape of desert sands, baked in the hot Egyptian sun. However, Egypt is also home to saltwater mangrove forests, a rare and special sight to behold. If you are looking for something unusual to do on Sharm el Sheikh holidays, beyond the usual camel safaris and snorkelling trips, then visiting a mangrove forest is an experience not to be missed.

These mangrove swaps are the most northern of any on the planet, and stretch all the way from Dabab to the Gulf of Aqaba. This natural wonder is quite spectacular – a muddle of leaves, and strange shoots both under and above the surface of the water. Living between both land and sea, this natural swap creates a haven for all kinds of species. Visitors on Egypt holidays shouldn’t miss a day trip to the swamps, to take in the amazing forests, and maybe even see some animals. It’s just one of the many stunning natural sights in and around Egypt – and in particular, this is a beautiful stretch of green in a land otherwise dry and arid.

It’s worth keeping in mind that mangrove swamps like these are one of the planet’s most endangered ecosystems, and it’s a wonder that they have survived as long as they have. But all of Egypt’s mangroves are now protected and the Egyptian Environmental Affairs Committee has even set up plantations to help conservation efforts in Nabeq and Safaga.Another addition to your Sharm el Sheikh holidays could be to visit the new nurseries where the mangroves are being encouraged to grow and develop. With more young mangroves being cultivated and then added to the existing forest, there should still be a saltwater mangrove forest here for many centuries to come.

mangrove food web out of these organisms?

i have these organisms and i need to make a food web out of them , but it dont have to be all of them. They all are in australian mangroves
yellow mangrove
gray mangrove
black mangrove
river mangrove
spotted red mangrove
saltwater crocidile
honey eaters
lorikeets
flying foxes
australian seablite
soldier crabs
mangrove jack
mud crab
water bug
sea mullet
barramundi
mud skippers
boring beetle
monitor lizard

Here is a page that lists relationships in mangrove ecosystems:

http://www.fao.org/forestry/mangrove/3648/en/

This site describes the Australian mangrove ecosystem:

http://www.nt.gov.au/nreta/wildlife/nature/pdf/mangroves/2_mangrove_ecosystem.pdf

This one looks very helpful, especially the last 3 pages:

http://www.mesa.edu.au/cams/pdf/mangroves.pdf

There was also a previous YA on this question with good information:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080116045354AA6chfS

BANGLADESH: “Invisible hazard” of groundwater depletion (IRIN)

DHAKA 13 December 2011 (IRIN) - Experts warn rapid depletion of Bangladesh’s
underground water table could jeopardize food and water security for millions
throughout the country and also endanger the biodiversity of one of the
world’s largest mangrove forests within the next two decades.

IRIN

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