Muddy waters: Exploring mangrove governance in Tanzania’s Rufiji Delta and beyond
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16.08.18
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Occupying the murky boundaries between land and sea, mangroves have often been devalued as pesky shrubs that muddy up the coastline and get in the way of beach going.
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