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China restores 22,500 hectares of mangroves after losing over half its cover

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China has made significant progress in restoring its mangrove ecosystems through large-scale planting and revitalization projects. The efforts have expanded mangrove coverage by 22,500 hectares, while also improving the quality and biodiversity of these critical coastal habitats. Strong legal protections now cover more than 90 percent of the country's mangrove areas. To further advance global conservation efforts, China has established an international mangrove research and conservation center in the city of Shenzhen.

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